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WOODBRIDGE, Va., Feb. 16, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Virginia Superintendent of Public Instruction Dr. Lisa Coons visited Leesylvania Elementary School on...

The American Civil Liberties Union of Virginia has filed two lawsuit against the Virginia Department of Education over Governor Glenn Youngkin's policies for transgender and nonbinary students.

An extraordinary new consortium, guided by former Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz, wants to make hydrogen a viable option in the pursuit of net-zero emissions.

ARPA-E is doling out grants to top energy labs, universities and private companies including Koloma to find the best ways to tap naturally occurring hydrogen.

Anyone can submit educational materials they deem objectionable to a new portal that Attorney General Todd Rokita's office has launched.

Anna Chickadee Cardwell is getting a bittersweet sendoff in the new season of Mama June: Family Crisis following her tragic death at just 29.

TO help drive alternative fuel and clean energy investments, the Department of Energy (DoE) has issued the guidelines for hydrogen investment incentives in the Philippines

No one has come forward to identify the dismembered body now being called Fairmount Jane Doe.

Most public schools in Allen County aren’t changing their academic calendars because of the upcoming solar eclipse.

Nashville, TN - Tennessee State Senator Mark Pody (R-Lebanon) has announced important progress in ongoing efforts to improve school safety. A new security