Job Corps, started in 1964, gives free training in trades like construction and health care to over 35,000 students a year.

The U.S. Department of Labor began a nationwide "phased pause" in operations at 99 Job Corps centers, including three ...

The Department of Labor paused operations at all job corps centers, citing financial troubles – like a $140 million deficit ...

Job Corps helps at-risk youth ages 16 to 24 improve their lives through vocational and academic training while also providing ...

The Dept. of Labor's abrupt halt to Detroit's Job Corps program disrupts housing and training for at-risk youth.

The Detroit Job Corps program has unexpectedly shut down, and many who live on the campus now have nowhere to go.

Detroit's representatives in Congress are calling for a reversal of the federal government's "abrupt" decision last week to ...

Washington — The Trump administration's decision to suddenly shutter a residential youth job training program will affect ...

The termination of the program will end education, housing, and job training for tens of thousands of young people in ...

On May 29, the U.S. Department of Labor began what it called a “phased pause” of the Job Corps program, a federally funded workforce training initiative that for decades has served as a pipeline out ...

Michigan has three Job Corps facilities now pausing operations in Grand Rapids, Flint and Detroit. An estimated 700 students ...

Job Corps has been one of the most effective federal programs aimed at helping disadvantaged youth overcome poverty.