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By CRAIG HOWELL Staff writer WEIRTON — More than 120 steelworkers have lost their lives while pouring their blood, sweat and tears into the mill which d

Tennessee, which once counted on Mississippis worst-in-the-nation reading scores to elevate its own national ranking for literacy, is now looking to its neighbor to the south as a role model for how to improve.

Tennessee once counted on Mississippi’s worst-in-the-nation reading scores to elevate its own national ranking for literacy. Now it’s looking to its neighbor to the south as a role model for how to improve.

Scholars in the vanguard of finance, accounting, history and geography are seeing the impact of racial bias and property tax disparities in the $4 trillion U.S. municipal bond market.

The urgent formal signal comes in the wake of Hillsdale Colleges president making several comments disparaging public school teachers and colleges

The Collierville board approved a resolution supporting Collierville teachers after Hillsdale College presidents disparaging comments.

The urgent formal signal comes in the wake of Hillsdale Colleges president making several comments disparaging public school teachers and colleges

The new gymnasium was completed in early May and will be ready for student use as early as Wednesday.

Tennessee families, child care providers, and school officials are struggling to keep up with school closures and remote learning amid omicron.

Though some lawmakers call out Tennessees blue, urban areas for remote learning, almost only districts in red counties have gone virtual this school year.