T.J. Sanders dumped football as a middle schooler because he just “wasn’t feeling it.” He was a junior when some buddies and ...

Former Buffalo wide receiver Lee Evans will announce the Bills' picks on Day 2. Evans was the No. 13 overall pick by Buffalo in the 2004 NFL Draft. He played seven of his eight NFL seasons with the ...

The Athletic has live coverage of the second and third rounds of the 2025 NFL Draft. Read more of The Athletic’s coverage ...

The mural is a piece from a larger collection called “A-Z West,” according to the Athenaeum Music & Arts Library, which ...

The odds of nailing the first-round pick in the NFL Draft shrink a little bit for teams like the Buffalo Bills who have lived in the high-20s and low 30s for the past several years due to their ...

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WFLA) — Florida lawmakers battled it out on the House floor this week over a bill that could lead to significant funding cuts to education. The bill has parents, students ...

but the Senate bill to require Holocaust education in the public schools will once again remain on the shelf—for the third year in a row. House Education looked at SB 54 last week but never ...

The bill has been a major point of contention as it relates to statewide education funding but was on the Senate floor on Friday morning, where lawmakers proposed multiple amendments, in part in an ...

Let’s show every kid in our state, no matter where they live, they will have the best education at a price we can afford.” “This bill stabilizes and lowers property taxes, bends the cost curve, and ...

Casey Grove: Eric, weren’t the House and Senate working with the governor on a compromise education bill? What happened? Eric Stone: Life comes at you fast. A lot has changed in the past couple ...

Education and Economic Diversification Act. The bill proposes $98 million in annual film tax credits to develop the Nevada Studios complex at UNLV’s Harry Reid Research and Technology Park.

A bill that would require children to be toilet trained before entering pre-K has failed in a House vote. The House Common Education Committee struck down Senate Bill 382 by vote of 8-3 on Wednesday.