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Students who play high school sports will gain abilities to become leaders in the future. They are more likely to get better at setting goals and managing their time.

Coach Angela Robbins has been in the Carthage Senior High School community for 32 years and has won three Section 3, Class A titles, along with a 78-match winning streak.

CHICAGO — Don’t call “The Proud Family: Louder and Prouder” a reboot. According to executive producer Ralph Farquhar it’s a revival. A revival that has premiered on Disney+.

As Denali emptied her second bowl of ice cream, 8-year-old Connor Pigott’s fingers combed her brindle hair, careful to avoid the scar tissue on her back. The gesture didn’t distract

CHICAGO — Chicago Public Schools leaders and elected officials unveiled new signage at Harriet Tubman Elementary School on Monday as the school continues to distance itself from its prior namesake,

OGDENSBURG — In April, auditions will take place for roles in the ACT Children’s Theater’s production of “Seussical!” to be held June 17-19 at Ogdensburg Free Academy’s George Hall Auditorium.

Black History Month may have ended on Feb. 28, but children can continue learning about the Black lives in several picture books. From a little girl setting off on the

High school junior Nicolas Montero stays busy. He runs track, works night and weekend shifts at Burger King, and keeps on top of his schoolwork at Neshaminy High School in

WASHINGTON — In a building where change can come slowly, the statues are no exception. But at least two new marble and bronze faces will arrive at the Capitol this

Teen pop sensation Olivia Rodrigo is returning to her Disney+ roots for a new documentary about the making of her acclaimed debut album, “Sour.”