Albuquerque Non-Profit Dealing with Funding Cuts Lays Off some Staff

Albuquerque non-profit dealing with funding cuts lays off some staff

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – One of New Mexico's biggest non-profits helping the homeless is laying off employees in the face of major federal funding cuts. Hopeworks has been around for almost 40 years now and had about 70 employees until recently. The cuts have led to the laying off of around a quarter of their staff. Story continues below Education: APS Board members respond after vulgar text messages sent during board meeting New Mexico News…

UAB cuts some spending, hiring amid federal grant losses, ‘uncertainty’

University of Alabama at Birmingham officials are telling staff to cut back on spending and limit hiring as the school adjusts to dramatic federal funding cuts.

Northampton Supervisors want report on potential Federal spending cuts effects on local services

The Northampton Board of Supervisors’ work session began Tuesday night with a discussion about potential federal spending cuts and their possible impact on local services. Supervisor Oliver Bennett requested that Northampton Schools Finance Director Brook Thomas and Tange Francis of Eastern Shore Head Start be invited to outline how such cuts could affect their programs. Supervisor Ernest Smith added that ...