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City leaders and mentors are officially launching Detroit’s “Occupy the Summer” initiative, aimed at providing children and teens with safe spaces and plenty of programming while school is out.
Clintondale High School students who lost their prom after a threat canceled the official event earlier this month still got their night, thanks to a community-organized celebration in downtown Mount Clemens.
This year, seven students are getting the chance to learn the ins and outs of media, from sales to on-air work, even getting to conduct their own interviews.
Commentary from a University of South Carolina professor, who's studied athletes' disclosures about mental health and the public's response.
Greenville County Schools has made strides to reduce student screen time in classrooms by creating a new administrative rule.
Greenville County Historical Society explores Furman University’s origins, ties to slavery, and how the institution reflects local history.
Major changes to federal student loans are set to take effect on July 1, bringing sweeping reforms to repayment plans, student loan forgiveness programs and federal aid disbursement rules.
A proposed high-rise in Clemson is sparking concern in the historic neighborhood nearby as city and university leaders look for ways to accommodate growing interest on campus.
The park district said routine tests revealed one of two testing sites at Winton Lake had elevated E. coli bacteria levels. When they inspected the area, they found a sewage leak.
Six Cleveland students are preparing for a two-week trip to Ibarra, Ecuador, where they will give 3D-printed prosthetic limbs to children.
The Department of Public Instruction estimates the cost to implement the free school meals ballot measure would range between $124.3 million to $134.3 million every two years.
N.D. (Valley News Live) - The Federal Emergency Management Agency has approved more than $800,000 in post-disaster funding for public assistance projects in North Dakota following severe storms in June 2025.
The NC State student center won't be an early voting site this year. Republicans on the Wake County elections board said parking is too hard.
Haywood County Community College was awarded a Level Two accreditation from the ArbNet accreditation program, now being recognized as a Arboretum.
Niagara University President Father James Maher returned home after a week-long trip to Vatican City, where he met Pope Leo and joined about 20 other Catholic higher education leaders.
CORRALES — Corrales has not received any nominations for the District 4 seat left vacant in the ...
Fabian Valdez, a former police chief from San Fernando, Calif., will step into the role later this month.
The school started the name-change process in March after sexual abuse allegations against its iconic namesake became public.
Aliyah Chavez joined the Action 7 News team as a reporter in October 2024. After graduating from Stanford University, Aliyah became a reporter and
This July, Sō Percussion's annual Summer Institute fills two weeks on the Princeton University campus — and spills out into town. From July 5–19, the Sō
Every parent of a child with food allergies knows the ritual at the door: Do I have their auto-injector? We ask it before school, before birthday parties, before anything involving food and other people’s...
Americans must stop arguing and stand together like the Founding Fathers did 250 years ago. That was the gist of a winning America 250 essay by Jacqueline Ramirez of Gibbon.
For many incarcerated people, getting a full night’s sleep is almost impossible. Bright lights, loud noise, overnight head counts, early morning meals and other routine features of prison and jail operatio...
The U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights says four Kansas districts remain out of compliance with Title IX and could face escalation.