Chill Project News Today

Everyone needs a minute once in awhile. Just ask Ana Drum, a Deer Lakes fifth grader learning about mindfulness through a school initiative sponsored by the Allegheny Health Network and Pirates Charities. The Chill Project, launched in 2019, aims to teach evidence-based coping techniques to students of all grade levels.

Archaeologists have discovered the burial of a woman with a rare "porcelain gallbladder" who was interred at the Mississippi State Lunatic Asylums cemetery 100 years ago.

SAXTON — In an continuing effort to deal with its student suicide crisis, the Tussey Mountain school board on Monday evening heard about an innovative behavior management program that might

Another round of videos to start your week off right.

Colorado State Patrol has seen a downward trend in the number of fatal crashes involving commercial vehicles since 2021 after a five-year high that year.

The magazine was right to call Laramie a desirable community, but glossed over how the workers responsible for that vibrancy can’t afford to buy homes, Brauer opines.

The long-dreaded I-70 construction has begun and is slated to continue through the winter

The long-dreaded I-70 construction has begun and is slated to continue through the winter

Here's how I-70 Floyd Hill project will affect ski traffic this winter. Although rock blasting has begun on a five-year, $700-million Floyd Hill Project on Interstate 70 designed to improve traffic flow in an area notorious for bottlenecks, impacts on weekend ski traffic this winter should be negligible according to CDOT officials.

The purpose of Monday’s assembly at H.D. Berkey Elementary School in Arnold was to kick off a week’s worth of mental health and wellness lessons in the new Chill Mobile RV that’s parked behind the school. But, when the Pirate Parrot made his grand entrance into the cafeteria, sliding between