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By the time Kati Coats was in her 20s, she had already racked up multiple incarcerations for drug-related offenses, some of them felonies.

It’s time for another helping of delicious food from downtown restaurants during MainStreet Cleveland’s 10th-annual Downtown Dine Around, which will be from 5 to 8 p.m. Thursday, April 11.

Project Free TV emerged as a beacon for those aching to watch their favorite TV shows and movies without the hefty price tag of subscriptions. It offered

Many options are available to watch films, but legal platforms are expensive and not affordable for everyone. However, the cheapest and most popular way to

“Two roads diverged in a yellow wood, / and sorry I could not travel both. / And be one traveler, long I stood / And looked down one as far as I could,” poet Robert Frost wrote in “The Road Not Taken.”  As with Frost’s path, two means of certifying schoolteachers have also diverged in California and Arizona, and one path—the one less taken in most states—is proving to better serve its teacher and student travelers.  State policies governing teacher certification can have a consid...

Indianapolis is doling out $8.6 million in grants to violence reduction efforts in neighborhoods. Heres whos getting the money

It is for the first time in history that India has won three Grand Prix in one season of the Cannes Lions

India doubled its tally of 10 metals, with 10 more on day three

After the grand opening success of the Indian contingent on day one of the Cannes Lions Festival of Creativity 2022 with a seven-metal haul, which includes two Grand Prix, three Silvers, two Bronzes and 20 shortlists across five categories, the Indian contingent has clocked in 20 more shortlists on the second day.

Howard Stevenson plans to teach children ages 10 to 24 about financial literacy at his new school, Project Free University.