Facing tough odds in an upcoming election, Hungary’s pro-Russian prime minister is trying to convince voters that the greatest threat to the country is not economic stagnation, but neighboring Ukraine. Viktor Orbán is running an aggressive media campaign whose central message is that Hungarians should refuse to align with the rest of Europe in supporting Ukraine against Russia’s invasion. That path, he argues, risks bankrupting the country and getting its youth killed on the front lines. Orbán's chief opponent, Péter Magyar, has focused his campaign on stemming the rising costs of living, improving social services and reining in corruption. He also promises to restore democratic institutions which have eroded during Orbán’s 16 years in power.
The city’s Group Violence Intervention program, launched in 2021, is bringing mothers of gun-violence victims into “custom notifications” — in-person visits meant to prevent future shootings.
The charity event welcomed all ages at all skill levels.
Federal funding that supports LMHA doesn't provide for social services, so the money from the city's budget will help fill that gap.
Holiday World & Splashin' Safari in Santa Claus is hosting a charitable auction for the first public riders on Good Gravy!, a new family roller coaster.
Nearly three dozen social workers and community organizations gathered at the center in downtown Louisville for Social Work Day.
They need more people to be able to work fewer cases to make sure the most vulnerable kids in the commonwealth get help.
Hoosier Housing Help is designed to connect those impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic with pre-eviction support and federal funds for emergency rental assistance.
The money will be used for the city's new pilot program, which will send some 911 calls to trained behavioral experts.
The budget quadruples the city's investment in "violence prevention and capacity-building programs."