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Another outing with the macabre but lovable family tops the DVD releases for the week of Jan. 18.

PHILADELPHIA — A Bucks County school district sent a letter in December requiring educators to remove all library books with “content referring to gender identity” from the public shelves, saying

Once upon a time, I worked at a bookstore. When I started, it was no mystery that a huge part of the job would be recommending books to customers, but

The Technology Alliance of Central New York has two online science programs this month; one specifically designed for middle school students and the second aimed at an adult audience.

DETROIT — Under a gray winter sky, a bell rang clearly — even above the blaring honks of a passing car parade and chorus of cheers.

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — Afghan refugee Abbas Karimi may have been born without arms, but he’s setting the swimming world on fire with his heart.

The COVID-19 logjam is finally breaking in movies, so 2022 is going to be a big year at the local multiplex. Here’s a look at some of the big movies

Jones Smith, a sixth-grade student in Pittsburgh, got his first dose of the COVID vaccine in November after the FDA authorized the emergency use of the COVID vaccine for 5-

GAHANNA, Ohio — With the smell of peanut butter wafting from the oven, room 125 of Gahanna Lincoln High School looks and smells more like a bakery than a classroom.

History, stories, laughter and a few tears in these spectacular picture books.