The Tea Party-happy congresswoman from Minnesota, Michelle Bachman, may be causing trouble for a nonprofit in Tennessee—although the trouble is of its own making.

The city of Anchorage is teaming up with the Alaska Moose Federation to dispose of moose struck and killed by vehicles, and doing so in a very novel way.

Nonprofit news from around the country and the world. Today, weatherization funds frozen in process, Alabama child care closings, a story you can sink your hands into, and more.

The consistently troubled part of the stimulus funding has been the weatherization dollars that are meant to flow to and through community action agencies.

This article starts with the closing of one childcare center in Anniston, Alabama but moves to tell a much larger story about the state of that field.

It’s always uplifting to come across nonprofits doing good work and helping people “rise” to new challenges.

Looking at a budget deficit estimated to be more than $11 billion, Illinois Governor Pat Quinn is readying the state for an income tax hike proposal to be fully unveiled in his budget address on March 10.

An investigation into allegations of shady dealings by former Washington, D.C. Mayor Marion Barry has now cost one of his allies the top post at a nonprofit.

The author of this article views the international medical response to Haiti as exceptionally praiseworthy.

A little update on NPQ’s commentary regarding the American “missionaries” who went to Haiti to help children only to get arrested as they tried to take 33 orphans into the Dominican Republic: the kids weren’t orphans.

Nonprofit news from around the country and the world. Today, proposal for Fannie and Freddie to be U.S.-owned nonprofits, drug companies form nonprofit, from a disgraced ACORN grows a new organization and more.

Should Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac remain government-sponsored enterprises as they have been since their creation, by government to serve as a secondary market for home mortgages?