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SPOKANE, Wash. -- The Spokane Quaranteam raised over $28,000 for the families at Logan Elementary School on Tuesday, surpassing their goal in just five hours.

A federal jury in Topeka has convicted a Lawrence man who admitted he threatened to kill U.S. Rep. Jake LaTurner...a bill in the Kansas Legislature would give local governments more control over access to abortion services...and a proposed back-to-school tax holiday has been introduced in a Kansas Senate committee. Details on these stories, and more, can be found here.

Logan Elementary has always known how special Kristine Becker is as a fourth-grade teacher, but now the whole country knows it.

Closing arguments are next in the trial of a man accused of making threats against U.S. Rep. Jake LaTurner...the pipeline company that spilled nearly 600,000 gallons of crude oil in north-central Kansas says it has cleaned up most of the oil...and a former researcher accused of concealing work he did in China while employed by the University of Kansas was sentenced Wednesday to time served and two years of supervised release. Details on these stories and more can be found in our daily news round...

A former University of Kansas researcher will be sentenced Wednesday. Prosecutors say Feng "Franklin" Tao concealed work he did for China while employed by KU. That story and other area headlines can be found here.

Let’s just call this week’s splattering of words as “hit or miss” Wednesday because as I sit down to write, I have not decided what to write about, and that’s

A broad spectrum of STEM activities are in full effect across Detroit public schools as demonstrated by the third annual DPSCD STEM Awards program.

On April 30, founder Roosevelt Brown brings the free Children's Book Party back to the Spreckels Organ Pavilion

More than a dozen Baltimore County schools will transition to virtual learning this week due to COVID-19.

KXLY July 20, 2021 5:58 PM SPOKANE, Wash. — Many summer camps are in full swing at various Spokane Public Schools. These camps keep kids engaged and stimulated, so they don’t lose valuable learning when Fall rolls around. Now, programs like this will continue into the school year to better serve students. “We’re offering things to our families that we haven’t been able to offer before,” said Penny Capko, the Principal Assistant at Logan Elementary. The Northeast Community Center Ass...