Starting July 1, the government will cap what graduate students may borrow in federal loans, forcing many toward private ...

Charlotte Frere, a triple major and three-time NCAA discus champion, was named a 2026 NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship recipient ...

The first woman to be promoted to admiral in the U.S. Navy grew up in the Village of Holgate in Henry County. Rear Admiral Alene B. Duerk was a veteran of World War II, Korean War and ...

In southeastern Kentucky, where provider shortages, persistent poverty, and geographic isolation continue to shape daily life, one rural health center is quietly building a healthcare workforce from ...

From greater roadrunners and Gambel’s quail to black-throated sparrows and vermillion flycatchers, New Mexico is home to a ...

More than 120 new Florida laws kick in on Wednesday, July 1. Some are minor changes, but some you need to know now.

A new documentary captures the history of Safety Town, a program teaching kids vital safety skills since 1937.

"No matter where you attend high school, this proposal means… you can already have your first college credits under your belt ...

Private schools get nearly $5 billion a year in state vouchers but aren't graded like public ones, says a lawsuit that asks: ...

South Carolina women's basketball and all Division I sports will change for certain beginning in fall 2027 with the new ...

Tam, a prolific introducer of bills and longtime political insider, is being challenged by city worker Corey Morihara in his ...

Louisiana teachers are opposing Gov. Jeff Landry's plan to cut school funding to pay for teacher salary increases.