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Sondra Cosgrove, President of the League of Women Voters of Nevada and Professor of History at the College of Southern Nevada, will be the featured speaker at Mondays Democratic tele-luncheon.

Polling stations will be open on Tuesday from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. as voters choose nominees for the presidency, Congress, the Kentucky General Assembly, and various local offices.

An former Upstate teacher who was charged for bringing a gun to school earlier this month has had his license revoked by the State Board of Education.

After a history of discipline from the Texas Medical Board, Drs. Desi and Deno Barroga admitted to fraudulently billing as many as 80 injections per patient daily.

Recently, Democrats filed a bill that would make the Republican candidate for superintendent of public instruction ineligible for the office. What happened to "saving democracy"?

A local high school French teacher and middle school STEM educator are semifinalists for New Hampshire’s Teacher of the Year, the state education department announced Tuesday.

Editors note: This story will be updated throughout Election Day with updates.

The state Board of Education invited Hunterdon County Vocational School District (HCVSD) to highlight the value of career-focused high school education.

Starting next spring, Illinois high school juniors must take the ACT to graduate, shifting from the SAT due to cost considerations. Read to learn more.

Dr. Mary Bone from Round Rock was in Kerrville last week to meet with supporters and answer questions about her candidacy. Bone, the “Christian Conservative” candidate is challenging incumbent Tom