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Now, to a developing story. A brooklyn street is cracked and buckled, after a sinkhole opens up. Cbs 2 emily smith is live in sunset park with more on how this is impacting the neighborhood. Emily . Reporter good evening, maurice. Look over my shoulder, you can see the sinkhole. It is about 20 feet long. And seven feet wide. This chopper 2 video shows a large sinkhole on 56th street and sunset park, in the center of a busy residential street. Those who live here have access to their homes and st...

KaSandra Larson has earned your vote to be your next Tillamook County Assessor. KaSandra has worked in the Assessor’s Office for more than 21 years and during that time, KaSandra

Transitioning from diesel to electric school buses can promote better lung health for students and reduce emissions.

KaSandra Larson, a candidate for County Assessor in the upcoming primary election, aims to succeed the retiring Assessor Denise Vandecoevering. In Tillamook County, the Assessor also serves as the Tax

Fridley schools were on course to be short dozens of educators this school year. Without a plan, the special education department was set to be sorely understaffed. And at least one classroom had no permanent teacher. That's why Brenda Lewis, the district's new superintendent, turned to international recruiting last fall — a strategy that worked to staff schools at her previous district in ...

A tribal school district in Minnesota serves as a critical proving ground for the Biden administration's $5 billion investment in electric buses.

A Dropout Prevention Hotline is set to launch Friday, March 1, providing needed support to those considering their decision to drop out or stay in school by calling (218) 444-STAY.

The district applied for grant funding through the EPA’s Clean School Bus Program, which aims to provide $5 billion through 2026 to replace existing school buses with zero or low-emission vehicles.

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There's a new effort to try and make Sacramento County a longer-living community. California has awarded the county a $1.7-million grant to create the first "blue zones" in the state.