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The vending machines, which will be unveiled on Tuesday, are full of books.

Community activists are offering a $5,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of that hit-and-run driver.

The center was named after Diane Porter, a longtime Louisville educator who served 13 years on the Jefferson County Board of Education.

EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) — A crash simulation took place at Centennial High School on Thursday, April 4, aiming to teach teens the impact of drinking and driving, according to Las Cruces Public Schools (LCPS). LCPS says the “Shattered Lives” simulation involved vehicles, students portrayed as victims and another student acted as the impaired driver. […]

The battle continues over Cecil County Public Schools' budget, with County Executive Danielle Hornberger calling out the district superintendent.

EquityClear and RepoClear drop by half while SwapClear hits record high

CECIL COUNTY — County Executive Danielle Hornberger announced that her proposed FY25 budget will allocate an additional $4 million in operating funds to Cecil County Public Schools. If approved, the

FRANKFORT — Under Kentucky’s Open Records Act, journalists and private citizens can request certain information to hold public agencies accountable for their use of taxpayer dollars and authority.

Refrigerators without food, and filthy hotels. These are both conditions local activists say some children across the state are being subjected to while in custody of Child Protective Services. Now, those activists who say the CPS system is overwhelmed are taking matters into their own hands and are asking the public to help them in their mission.

Orange County School District moves to give Eatonville acres of land for future use of State’s first African History Museum