CBC students build tiny homes for veterans
School may be out for summer, but a group of incoming seniors from CBC is hard at work on a special project.
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8 students on field trip rescued from near top of Texas roller coaster WAPT
Eight students who were on a field trip were stuck on a Texas roller coaster for several hours on Thursday evening after the ride suddenly stopped near the top.
Car crashes into Ridgeland area school building, summer camp temporarily canceled
A car crashed into the front of a Ridgeland area school building this week, causing significant damage and forcing the cancellation of part of the school’s summer camp schedule.
Moorhead police: THC edibles that students ate were 300mg each, far beyond legal limit
The middle school students at Horizon Middle School who ate THC edibles ate pieces that were 60 times the legal limit in Minnesota.
Convicted fraudster tied to Minneapolis taxpayer-funded daycare raided by feds
Biggers’ connection to the daycare raises questions about the oversight of daycares like The Original Childcare Center, which has collected millions in taxpayer-funded childcare subsidies.
Baltimore City Schools honors four students lost to gun violence
Baltimore City Schools honored four students killed by gun violence since May 2025, as the city continues to grapple with youth violence despite overall decreases
Southern University announces death of emotional support dog
Southern University announced the death of the campus’s emotional support animal, Skye, a 7-year-old husky donated to the university in 2024.
Librarians look to curb low literacy in summer months
While U.S. literacy rates hit lows not seen since 1990, Iowa shows promise. How can we nurture young readers over the summer break?
West Ada School District unveils Independence Elementary's new campus, mascot and colors
Star families got their first look inside Independence Elementary on Thursday evening as West Ada School District hosted a community open house at its newest campus.
Olympic Gold Medalist Kristi Yamaguchi inspires keiki to read daily
Olympic gold medalist Kristi Yamaguchi celebrated with Kailua Elementary students after they read 7,483 books through her Always Dream program, which provides under-resourced families with tablets, digital l...
Hawaiʻi students showcase a new vision for education
A Hawaiʻi-based education program is helping students build leadership, entrepreneurship, and real-world skills beyond the traditional classroom. Recently, several Hawaiʻi student-athletes traveled to Las...
Man accused of running away from Keystone Heights traffic stop caught after heavy police response
Keystone Heights Junior/Senior High School was placed on a secure status amid the search for the man. The school has since resumed normal campus activities.
Florida lawmakers pass 2026-27 budget
The budget includes investments in healthcare, education and environmental programs, but lawmakers say certain key items are missing.
Connecticut strategically invests in education, housing, tech, public safety and infrastructure
Gov. Ned Lamont and the State Bond Commission approved investments on Friday meant to strengthen local communities by sparking a variety of improvements.
Colorado schools avoid budget squeeze while voters decide future of education funding
Lawmakers have regularly balanced the state budget “on the backs of students,” public schools advocates have argued. This year, legislators took a different approach.
California community colleges crack down on fake students stealing financial aid
After hitting a peak last year, California community colleges are getting better at detecting financial aid fraud. The rates are declining.
‘Feels like erasure’: Why Native American students may be undercounted by 90% in California schools
Native American students in California who are mixed race are not identified by their tribal affiliations. A proposed law would change that.
‘I felt like I wasn’t learning’: Community college students struggle with online education
Online classes have made it easier for students to access education, but some say the loss of in-person interaction hurts their learning.
What would get Gen Z to vote in California’s primary? These candidates are trying
Despite historical low turnout for young voters, a few California governor candidates have been targeting them anyway, largely through social media.
Florida property tax cut could cost Tampa Bay schools millions, leaders say
One analysis projects Hillsborough, Pinellas and Pasco would lose more than half a billion in the first year alone.
Eight babies, one school year: Homedale Elementary celebrates unusual baby boom
Eight babies were born to eight teachers at Homedale Elementary School over the span of ten months.
KTVB Student News: New phone policy sparks debate at East Junior High
A new Boise School District cell phone policy is drawing mixed reactions from staff and students at East Junior High School.
CWI names first athletic director as college plans to launch sports
KTVB sits down with Mahmood Sheihk, who was named the first-ever CWI Athletic Director about what to expect in the first five years of athletic programs.
U of A announces alumna as new Interim School of Law Dean
In January 2026, an offer for the School of Law deanship was extended to another candidate before being rescinded shortly after.