Falcons hatch steps away from Bowling Green State University campus on camera
Falcons, which happen to be Bowling Green State University's mascot, hatched just steps away from campus... and it was all caught on camera with a bird's eye view!
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Port St. Lucie proposes stricter parking rules, higher fines for some violations
Port St. Lucie considers parking code overhaul: higher fines, limits on box trucks/trailers, new residential rules, with 6-month education before enforcement.
Sussex Academy students perform ‘Seussical Jr.’
More than 60 Sussex Academy Elementary students performed in the school musical, “Seussical Jr.,” April 24 and 25. "Seussical Jr." weaves together some of Dr. Seuss’s most famous stories, primarily "Ho...
McNeese presidential search narrows to three
The committee tasked with selecting McNeese’s next university president announced it has narrowed the field to three semifinalists. The McNeese State University Presidential Search Committee decided on May...
Lockdowns lifted after swatting calls at 3 Olentangy high schools
The school district said it received threats at three high schools, prompting lockdowns and increased law enforcement presence.
Hantavirus: Gov. Kemp says ‘nobody better’ to treat patients than Emory University Hospital staff
The Georgia Department of Public Health confirmed two passengers from M/V Hondius cruise ship with a hantavirus outbreak are now in Atlanta.
Bus driver plans to buy mother new home after winning $5 million Maryland Lottery prize
School bus driver Maurice Williams was recently heading to work when he stopped by a Hyattsville 7-Eleven to buy a ticket.
Creston teacher, district settle in First Amendment case
A former Creston High School teacher has settled in a lawsuit in which she claimed the district violated her First Amendment Rights. What led up to the settlement:
Indiana University Class of 2026 celebrates record-breaking commencement with themes of resilience
BLOOMINGTON — Over 11,500 graduates gathered at Indiana University Bloomington this weekend to mark a historic milestone, as the Class of 2026 received thei ...
Carrollton High students recognized at Academic Signing Day
Three Carrollton High School seniors were recognized on May 4 at Military, Academic, and Educator Signing Day to celebrate their accomplishments of receiving significant academic scholarships to their respec...
Sheridan College’s class of 2026 ready for new chapter
In Kaira Stomprud’s three years at Sheridan College, she has learned many valuable lessons; lessons she shared with Sheridan College graduates Saturday.
Eight Napavine athletes sign to continue athletic careers
One of the most decorated senior classes to roam the halls of Napavine High School witnessed a handful of athletes put pen to paper to play at the next level. Eight Tigers participated in a …
Which Tampa Bay schools are closing down, and when?
As enrollment declines pose challenges for districts, Hillsborough, Pinellas and Pasco look to consolidate schools.
Florida lawmakers to continue budget negotiations. What to watch
This is the second consecutive year lawmakers failed to finish passing the budget on time.
Gymnasts show their stuff at South Knox
South Knox Middle-High School spent Saturday bouncing with excitement as athletes, flipped, soared and stuck their landings at a United States Trampoline & Tumbling Association Indiana State Championship.
Academic institution will vet plan to replace San Diego’s Golden Hall with educational center
The San Diego Community College District will, per the terms of a just-inked agreement with the city, use the next six months to determine whether it wants to move forward with the redevelopment project.
Lynn mother, school employee avoids deportation for now
Concerns for a Lynn, Massachusetts, mother are now at bay after she was told Monday that she is allowed to stay in the U.S.
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UNR conferring thousands of degrees this week
The University of Nevada will be conferring thousands of degrees during graduation this week.
Americans from cruise ship stricken by hantavirus arrive in Omaha
Americans who were evacuated from a cruise ship were transported to special isolation units on the University of Nebraska Medical Center campus.
2 arrive in Atlanta after hantavirus exposure on cruise ship
The Georgia Department of Public Health has been notified by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention that two individuals who disembarked the ship at the center of the hantavirus outbreak are being tr...
Parents keep fighting to keep Croft School open even after board announces closure
A parent-led nonprofit formed to address the school’s financial crisis says it has a contractual option to purchase the assets of The Croft School in the South End and obtain the school’s South End locat...
Amherst schools seek stronger oversight of bullying investigations
AMHERST — Better processes to ensure bullying reports are being investigated and detailed data on possible incidents is collected at the Amherst, Amherst-Pelham Regional and Pelham schools are among the ai...
Local obituary: Kai Prescott and Ella Brayton MacAusland, Wellesley siblings
The siblings, Kai Prescott and Ella Brayton MacAusland, 7 and 6, were students at Schofield Elementary School in Wellesley.