We also heard a strong desire for dramatically more opportunities to serve to meet growing national security and domestic challenges. We learned that the potential of service remains largely untapped.

The National Weather Service is designed just like it sounds. It's a service for everyone. That includes other agencies. It includes the public, and it includes private companies.

And the national Executive VP for the National Weather Service Employees Organization — that’s the union — told me the Weather Service was already short-staffed, and the cuts are threatening ...

“I’m the voice of the National Weather Service in my office,” said Ziegler. “I work to make sure the 5.5 million people we serve across northern Ohio are informed and prepared when weather ...

As part of the NCCC, I was assigned to a team of a dozen people, ages 18 to 24, and to a campus that brought together people from all across the country. We were diverse in background, education ...

DOGE cuts to AmeriCorps programs totaling $400 million jeopardize the future of the national service initiative. Several Pennsylvania programs, including veteran mental health initiatives, school ...

628 Making a Memorial: Why We Serve Tanya Thrasher (Cherokee Nation), Publications Manager at the National Museum of the American Indian, talks with Alexandra Harris and Mark Hirsch, co-authors of the ...

National Weather Service explains why Saturday’s deadly Tahoe storm was hard to predict NOAA/National Weather Service Meteorologist in Charge Chris Smallcomb said the weather event was “sudden ...