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>> philadelphia officials say that the citys drinking water is safe for now after a chemical spill in the delaware river. >> safety concerns prompted a rush of people at stores this weekend pic u >> tens of thousands of demonstrators poured into the streets of israeli cities last night after prime minister benjamin netanyahu abruptly fired his defense minister. >> a deadly explosion at a chocolate factory. >> all of the people missing are now accounted for. seven people were killed in ...

tornado, an entire town flattened. tonight, the cleanup. >> on the highway, it was like nothing was here. >> philadelphia officials say the citys drinking water is safer now after a chemical spill on the delaware river. >> safety concerns prompted a rush of people at stores picking up bottled water. >> tens of thousands of demonstrators poured into the streets of israeli cities last night after prime minister benjamin netanyahu abruptly fired his defense minister. >> deadly explosion a...

Excuse the pride that surged through my chest as Superintendent Logan Labbe led me through the entry to Superior High School gymnasium.

Gov. Wes Moore joined members of the Maryland State Board of Education on Tuesday to present awards to eight public schools that excel at supporting students from military families. Children from military families have unique needs related to how often they move to different states and school systems. The state started the “Purple Star School” program in 2022 to recognize schools that connect ...

A USA TODAY analysis reveals what kinds of school districts are offering the AP African American Studies course this year – and which ones aren't.

Northern Kentucky University is taking its show on the road again this year.They loading up a bus with VIPs like President Cady Short-Thompson, Provost Diana McGill, and Victor E. Viking and stopp

CENTREVILLE — Sophistication, elegance and grace filled the Queen Anne’s County Family YMCA on Friday, March 8, as the New York Dance Project mesmerized over 350 children and adults.

Northport Councilwoman Explains Decision To Vote Against Water Park - Tuscaloosa, AL - Patch sat down with District 4's Jamie Dykes to learn more about her decision to vote against the proposed $350 million development.

A weekday morning synopsis of West Alabama news, sports and weather.

A weekday morning synopsis of West Alabama news, sports and weather.