Wakulla County oyster farmers are working to secure $500,000 from state lawmakers in Florida for an apprenticeship program that would address the industry workforce shortage.

There could soon be statewide guidance on how to tackle issues that shape marine policy and advise on habitat, wetlands and coastal resilience policies.

WRAL has covered past incidents of check fraud extensively, but the Wake County Sheriff’s Office said this time of year, check washing picks up.

Care New England and Rhode Island College have partnered to create a healthcare technology workforce center, providing ...

Long before cable and internet providers began delivering television, people could freely pull broadcast signals out of the ...

Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham signed the Immigration Safety Act, which aims to stop ICE detention facilities in the state. It ...

Medals will be awarded when the women's figure skating event concludes with the free skate. Here's what to know for the ...

Black River Technical College and Williams Baptist University signed a partnership agreement Tuesday to create shared programs aimed at putting more people in the workforce.