This week Matter of Fact explores how women are making a comeback in the workforce after the pandemic. Plus, a Native American tribe plans to use its water supply to address drought concerns. And, the fear of losing disability benefits puts one couple’s wedding plans on hold.
Bestselling author James Patterson is getting more kids to read with literacy initiative
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June 8, 2019More than 30 million adults in the United States can’t read or write above a third grade l...
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April 14, 2024This week Matter of Fact travels to Michigan where there’s a growing debate over the need ...
“Marriage Penalty” Poses Threat to Benefits for People with Disabilities
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December 3, 2023Gabriella Garbero and Juan Johnson have been happily engaged since 2021, but no wedding da...
DECEMBER 21, 2024
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December 22, 2024This week on Matter of Fact, a Knoxville organization takes a unique approach to help thos...
Megadrought Complicates Development Plans in Growing Arizona Towns
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February 25, 2024Arizona is experiencing a population boom. The state is home to three of the fastest growi...
FEBRUARY 24, 2024
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February 25, 2024This week Matter of Fact learns how communities in Arizona are trying to support populatio...
Colorado River Tribe Turns to Water Leasing to Improve Community
December 3, 2023Colorado River Tribe Turns to Water Leasing to Improve Community
December 3, 2023The Colorado River is a major resource for about 40 million people in the west, but an his...
