Is there a problem in hospitals involving medical staff failing to respond to alarms telling them that patients might be in trouble? It might be the medical equivalent of air traffic controllers sleeping on the job .

How did your nonprofit fare in the FY2011 budget agreement? In Contra Costa County, California, nonprofits think it could have been much worse.

After losing major federal and state grants along with key staff and board leaders within the past year, a Minneapolis nonprofit that provides outreach to homeless and at-risk youth and serves as a fiscal agency for other organizations is working to repair its image both internally and externally.

Unless Virginia lawmakers can find a way around Attorney General Ken Cuccinell's ruling that the state's constitution bars grants to private charities, "groups that work with some of the state’s neediest residents" could lose millions of dollars in funding.

In the federal budget cuts, some people will share more of the pain than others, especially as the negotiated budget deal for Fiscal Year 2011 zeroes out HUD’s housing counseling programs.

The budget deal’s $38.5 billion in cuts tally up to pain for many nonprofit programs and the people they serve.

A Maine community’s rural development initiative uses local ordinances rather than courts to lay down a constitutional challenge.

Discussions of faith-based charitable exemptions usually involve Christians, Jews, and Muslims. But what about the Druids and Wiccans?

In a novel twist on the concept of architectural reuse, representatives from a New York City theater and a nonprofit organization came together last Friday to repurpose a controversial sign as a way to resolve a conflict in one downtown neighborhood.