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LOWVILLE — With unique approaches to the task, 11 teams of seventh- to ninth-graders designed blades to see which would most efficiently create velocity and lift.

In the Kansas City area, universities have been some of the most prominent sponsors of the public charter schools. But in just the past few years, several ended the relationships or saw charter schools removed by the state.

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A North Carolina man is facing criminal charges after he allegedly tried to enter a school building in Connellsville with a knife.

BARBOURVILLE — Knox County Career and Technical Center (CTC) is adding to the number of students that will advance to the Kentucky SkillsUSA competition this spring.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy railed against NATO's decision to reject a no-fly zone over his country. Meanwhile, the US called Russia's attack on a nuclear plant "incredibly reckless."

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy railed against NATO's decision to reject a no-fly zone over his country. Meanwhile, the US called Russia's attack on a nuclear plant "incredibly reckless."

Russian forces have entered the site of Europe's largest nuclear power plant after a fire broke out there during Russian shelling. Ukrainian authorities say no radiation leaks have been detected. DW has the latest.

10TV sports anchor Dom Tiberi testifies for House Bill 283, legislation that would prohibit Ohioans from using phones or other devices while driving.

Cheers to the auditors who found at least $14,000 in funds missing from the Town of Barrackville Water Department’s books and the ensuing investigation that led to an arrest for