May is National Water Safety Month, a time to remind families that drowning is preventable, yet it remains one of the leading causes of death for young children and people under 30.

Op-ed: What happened here can still happen in other cities. Local leaders should act now to ensure that the worst outcomes can be forestalled and resisted.

We are back in an era of hard resource power and Mahanian sea power. Geography matters again. Chokepoints matter again.

Instruction focuses on moral agency and how the U.S. Constitution and Declaration of Independence support religious liberty ...

Duquesne Light leaders are reflecting on the lessons learned from a storm that knocked out power for hundreds of thousands of ...

An Arizona school district audit exposed a Savvas Learning Company "resource" directing teachers to cite the SPLC in ...

Minnesota advances its first statewide K‑12 health standards; hearings are over and an administrative review will decide next ...

Looking at Ethiopia, Adefires Worku Gizaw, coordinator of the Green Legacy Initiative of Ethiopia, said that China's ...

Learning Resources makes the globes, toy clocks, and math counters kids use in classroom lessons. But when President Trump's ...

Warning: The details of this story are graphic and may be disturbing for some readers. A Bucks County piano teacher was ...

The Crewe Cup Foundation today announced the launch of a national initiative designed to ensure that economic pressures never ...

A fundraising effort spearheaded by local tech hubs is underway to restore and reopen the century-old dilapidated pool inside ...