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Chicago Public Schools students are set to return after a brief break. To help families prepare for the reopening of the district, the Chicago Teacher's Union is providing supplies and support. This assistance comes despite the school district facing reported financial challenges.

The Hope After the Gunfire Foundation will host its inaugural Hope & Hygiene Community Day. This event is scheduled for this Saturday in Portsmouth from 4 to 7 p.m. The day aims to provide support to children and families affected by gun violence.

Families affected by troubling investigations involving South Chicago Chapel and Bohemian National Cemetery gathered for a community forum on Friday night. The event highlighted significant emotional distress, with reports that people were crying and throwing up as attendees sought answers.

Congressional Democrats are investigating the Trump administration’s efforts regarding US military members and their families. They are conducting a probe into these specific deportation efforts.

More than 50 decomposing bodies were found inside a Southeast Side funeral home on Thursday evening. This discovery has left dozens of families searching for answers regarding their loved ones.

Relatives collected bodies outside Bangkok on Saturday following a shooting incident. A day before, a 14-year-old student opened fire at both a high school and a family home. The shooting killed at least seven people before the student died.

Parents are currently negotiating fees with private schools as VAT increases overall costs. Financial advisers report that families are now band together to negotiate a group discount for their children due to the 20% tax rate.

A vigil was held by families following the drowning of a 10-year-old boy and girl in Passaic River. CeFaan Kim provided coverage detailing the vigil for the victims.

A memorial was held in San Francisco honoring immigrants who died while in ICE custody. Interfaith leaders, advocates, and families gathered to remember those killed or shot by ICE agents. The gathering also served as a call for detention reforms.

Families are angry after a government road project that required them to leave 15 homes purchased for £6 million was canceled, leaving the homes vacant for a decade. The scheme's cancellation has sparked fury among affected residents.

An expert warns that back-to-school stress can impact parents more than children as families prepare for the new school year. Some kids are already in school, while others are weeks away from starting.

More than 2,000 children in New York City received 2-K program offers, with 82% matched to one of their top three choices and over half getting their first-choice program.

Illinois' annual Back-To-School tax holiday begins on August 7, allowing families to save money on clothing and school supplies by avoiding sales tax.

The article discusses strategies for families to save for college while maintaining their retirement goals. It highlights multiple methods to achieve both financial objectives without compromising either.

The average family spends about $900 per child on school supplies, prompting advice to compare prices and seek discounts. Shoppers are encouraged to adopt cost-saving strategies for back-to-school purchases.

Kush, a drug, is spreading across Liberia, causing family distress while traffickers remain difficult to apprehend. The situation highlights risks to a generation and a hidden trade network.

The article highlights a common estate-planning mistake that can destroy families and emphasizes that merely following paper guidelines is insufficient for protection.

Multiple families in Dallas were displaced due to a late-night fire at an apartment complex on Keller Springs Road. Fortunately, no injuries were reported.

Virginia's new law 'Yes in God's Backyard' allows churches to sell unused property for community and church benefit. Newport News plans to implement the law next year, which was passed by the General Assembly.

Mariners and their families are seeking protection due to the West Asia conflict, which is causing safety concerns and reducing job opportunities, challenging India's maritime ambitions.

Distraught families received ashes of strangers while their loved ones' bodies were left to rot in a funeral parlour described as a 'horror scene'. The funeral parlour told a court 'no sentence could ever be enough' regarding the situation.

A 2-year-old's drowning has sparked a legal and ethical debate as families sue to prevent doctors from performing brain death tests. The conflict highlights tensions over the medical and legal definitions of death.

The article outlines Tennessee education laws and policies that parents should be aware of before their child's school year begins. It emphasizes the importance of understanding these regulations to prepare for the upcoming academic term.

A £96 billion tax increase is proposed to fund Burnham's spending plans, with the Conservative Party claiming this will cost families an additional £4,300 annually. Critics argue the Prime Minister's pledges involve 'cheques the public can't cash.'

The annual 24 Hours of Booty fundraiser is taking place in Charlotte's Myers Park neighborhood to support local cancer patients and their families. This year marks the 25th anniversary of the event, organized by the 24 Foundation, with Queen City News as a partner.

Venezuelans held a vigil one month after the country's earthquakes, with families continuing to search collapsed buildings for missing loved ones.

Families in Venezuela continue searching for loved ones a month after twin earthquakes, as crews remove rubble from collapsed buildings in La Guaira. The search for bodies persists amid ongoing efforts to clear debris.

A sudden proposed plan to close Paredes Middle School in Austin ISD is raising concerns from families and teachers in the district.

A ferry disaster in Guyana has left around 100 people feared dead, with 76 of the 179 believed to have been aboard surviving and 53 bodies recovered so far. Families of the victims are demanding answers.

Heartbroken families in a wealthy California community are grieving over rare cancers affecting children and demanding answers. The families gathered publicly to address the unusual health crisis.

President Trump promotes Trump Accounts as a means to reduce child poverty and enable more Americans to invest in the stock market. Some families remain awaiting a $1,000 payment for their child.

Families in Venezuela continue to search through the rubble of their homes weeks after two major earthquakes with magnitudes 7.2 and 7.5 struck the region. The ongoing efforts highlight the prolonged impact of the disasters on local communities.

Families in certain states can save up to $2,500 on back-to-school shopping during an upcoming tax-free holiday. Tax-free shopping begins this week for eligible purchases.

Local businesses and organizations in Hawaii are supporting families and teachers with free printing services and discounts on school supplies ahead of the new school year.

Jonathan Kennealy, a candidate for State House District 2, emphasizes listening to educators and families to rebuild a student-focused education system.

Randy Konohia, a candidate for the Maui County Council in the Wailuku-Waiheʻe-Waikapū district, criticized Bill 9 for being rushed through despite its good intentions, causing uncertainty for families, homeowners, and workers.

Towns and villages in Britain's traveller hotspot are engaged in a recurring struggle with families who return to illegal sites months after being ordered to leave. The issue is described as a 'never ending' battle, highlighting persistent challenges with unauthorized encampments.

Norway is experiencing wildfires that have destroyed over 100 homes and forced families to evacuate. The incident highlights significant damage and displacement in the affected areas.

Two men and their families discovered through DNA tests that they were switched at birth 38 years ago and have since sued the hospital responsible.

Two men are suing a hospital after DNA tests revealed they were switched at birth 38 years ago. Their families discovered the mix-up through the DNA testing.