While most Americans are interested in news about both local laws and local elections, those who feel more attached to their community are especially likely to be interested in news about both topics.

Despite declining public attention to local news, many Americans express positive feelings about their local news media. For instance, most U.S. adults (85%) believe local news outlets are at least ...

It seems there is only ever bad news about the future of retail, but year after year our independent retailers tell a different story. Locally run shops continue to beat the odds despite the many, ...

Small businesses continue to be the bread and butter of our economy. And although local small businesses are considered the underdogs next to big box conglomerates, global banks and large supply ...

What if we spent as much care nourishing our communities as we do nourishing ourselves? Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, community fridges and pantries have popped up across the country in response ...

Two local organizations are among 27 nonprofits in Dutchess County selected to receive funding through the 2026 Dutchess ...

Three ministry leaders gathered the Phenix City community for their first annual end-of-the-year event. A group of spirit-led ...

The Heartland Community Foundation recently awarded $152,515.67 to local organizations in Ellis, Rooks, and Trego County ...

Local drag performers came together Saturday night to show that drag is about more than just a show, it’s art, community, and ...