The residential education and job training program for low-income youths and young adults is located on a wooded site in the ...

The Trump administration's move to shutter the nation's largest job training program for low-income youth has been blocked — ...

The Gerald R. Ford Job Corps remains open as a federal judge allows operations to continue amid a lawsuit, offering hope for ...

The Ottumwa Job Corps Center alone houses 240 students, who were originally told they’d have to move out by June 12th. A Labor Department report found the program to be too costly with low ...

After a month of uncertainty, the Cascade Job Corps program in Sedro-Woolley is off the chopping block — for now.

For the past month, the Clearfield Job Corps, which typically serves 800 to 1,000 teens aged 16 to 24, has been under threat of closure.

Federal judge orders US Labor Department to keep Job Corps running during lawsuit The harm faced by some of the students served by the privately run Job Corps centers is compelling, the judge said.

The U.S. Department of Labor is attempting to close 99 Job Corps Centers, including the one in St. Louis, as part of broad cuts proposed by the Trump administration.

Combined, the two Job Corps centers in Montana employ nearly 100 people and serve nearly 300 students and are important for the small towns nearby.

Federal judge grants injunction to stop Department of Labor from pausing Job Corps, a program aiding low-income youth, amid ongoing litigation ...