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Talking about weight and weight loss with Johann Hari, an Ozempic user and the author of "Magic Pill: The Extraordinary Benefits and Disturbing Risks of the New Weight-Loss Drugs."

The pass-happy Ponies of Southern Methodist clipped the Rice Owls’ wings on Nov. 15, 1926 setting the stage for a showdown with the Baylor Bears to crown the king of

The pass-happy Ponies of Southern Methodist clipped the Rice Owls’ wings on Nov. 15, 1926 setting the stage for a showdown with the Baylor Bears to crown the king of

Arlington Public Schools says it is closing a math achievement gap worsened by Covid. But a School Board watchdog group says the school system's new progress report is missing pre-Covid data and paints a misleading picture of how far APS still has to go. Overall, every student subgroup Arlington tracks -- based on race or

For the last decade, Arlington Public Schools has tried to increase the time students with disabilities spend with their typically abled peers. Creating a more inclusive environment can benefit students with disabilities and their peers, according to some studies -- though not all -- as well as new APS academic data. But it is easier

Students in Arlington, Virginia, made strides in several subjects last year but saw a minor decline in writing, according to standardized test score data shared with the school board last week.

Arlington Public Schools is kicking off the new school year with a bit of good news related to academic performance. Last school year, students as a whole made gains in math, social studies and science, and in almost all areas, generally exceeded statewide scores, per new testing data. Between the 2022 and 2023 school years,

On this birthday episode of ‘One by Willie,’ Paula Nelson talks about “Devil in a Sleepin' Bag,” her dad's song about his longtime drummer, Paul English.

Austin land speculator Gary Bradley was in the middle of a deal when he ran into an outraged environmental movement and a lobbyist with powerful clients. The fight was on.

Virtual learning will continue for the majority of Alexandria City Public Schools students during the Summer Learning for All program, which is scheduled to begin in July. An in-person instruction option will be available for certain prioritized groups of students. Summer learning for pre-K through eighth grade will run from July 6 to Aug. 12, and an additional virtual program for selected students will take place from Aug. 2 to 12. For high school students, the program will be offered from Jul...