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Many school districts in the Kansas City area have already called off school through Friday, due to road conditions and continuing frigid temperatures.

Despite progress for airlines, GA is still facing 5G-rollout-related challenges, and NBAA head Ed Bolen believes the FAA needs to provide more help.

Using the DeLone and McLean (D&M) Model, the study explains the differences between female and male students’ accessibility to E-learning portals. This study compares female and male student groups regarding the usage of the E-learning portal in the higher education context. Using an online google survey, the data were collected from 254 students, including males and females. The study utilized PLS-SEM to perform a multi-group analysis examining female and male student groups. The multi-g...

Purdy schools are still struggling with the COVID-19 pandemic following a wellness break from Jan. 13-17. Purdy Superintendent Travis Graham told the Purdy School Board on Thursday that the wellness...

Coronavirus infection rates for the first time reached a threshold of "uncontrolled" spread within the distinct geographic boundaries of every school district in the state, said Dr. Joe Thompson, president and CEO of the Arkansas Center for Health Improvement, in a statement Thursday.

Coronavirus infection rates for the first time reached a threshold of "uncontrolled" spread within the distinct geographic boundaries of every school district in the state, said Dr. Joe Thompson, president and CEO of the Arkansas Center for Health Improvement, in a statement Thursday.

The Belton School District announced Thursday it will have three Alternative Methods of Instruction days starting Friday.

Six of the state Department of Finance and Administration's 134 revenue offices -- like some other parts of state government -- have been closed for brief periods since Jan. 1 because of staffing shortages related to the surge from the omicron covid-19 variant.

Six of the state Department of Finance and Administration's 134 revenue offices -- like some other parts of state government -- have been closed for brief periods since Jan. 1 because of staffing shortages related to the surge from the omicron covid-19 variant.

Ashley County schools responded to a surge in COVID cases last week by dismissing in-person classes and switching to Alternative Methods of Instruction (AMI).