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A kindergartner in Virginia is ending each school day by showing kindness to his classmates with a friendly hug.  

A kindergartener in Virginia is exemplifying the sort of unconditional love we all strive for by hugging his classmates at the end of each school day.

A kindergartener in Virginia is exemplifying the sort of unconditional love we all strive for by hugging his classmates at the end of each school day.

A kindergartener in Virginia is exemplifying the sort of unconditional love we all strive for by hugging his classmates at the end of each school day.

If you’ve heard Mariachi in Bryan-College Station, there is a good chance you saw Tradicional Mosqueda Mariachi!

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Matthew Lahey | HISD Huntsville ISD teachers celebrated their last day of school on Thursday, marking an end to one of the most challenging years of their careers.  “It was a hard day for my heart, but it was a great day to party with my students and celebrate their successes, because they’ve all grown so much,” Scott Johnson Elementary first grade teacher Shelby Cervenka said. “Honestly, I’m both really excited to be done with thi...

Whether learning in person or virtual, the 2020-21 school year was unlike any year they've seen before.

Evacuations ordered as brush fire grows in eastern Idaho April 23, 2021 GMT FIRTH, Idaho. (AP) — A brush fire has prompted evacuations near the small town of Firth in eastern Idaho. The Bureau of Land Management said on Twitter Thursday afternoon that the Lavaside Fire could be seen from Interstate 15 and was estimated at 500 acres (202 hectares). BLM said firefighters were aggressively engaging the fire to protect structures. The agency also urged people to refrain from spring burning activ...

Here is the latest Idaho news from The Associated Press at 7:40 a.m. MDT BOISE, Idaho (AP) — Legislation to allow the Idaho Legislature to go into recess without fully shutting down so that it can come back to deal with the coronavirus pandemic and other issues has been introduced. The legislation made public Friday would allow Republican House Speaker Scott Bedke and Republican Senate President Pro-Tem Chuck Winder to reconvene the Legislature no later than Sept. 1. If the Legislature offici...