More child care options coming to Hampton Roads
When Amber Lempke’s son was younger, she took a curious deep dive into owning a day care. Fast forward more […]
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More child care options coming to Hampton Roads
When Amber Lempke’s son was younger, she took a curious deep dive into owning a day care. Fast forward more
Chicago Public Schools approves budget without $200 million loan
The Chicago Board of Education approved Chicago Public Schools’ 2025-26 budget without taking out a $200 million high-interest loan, despite
Norfolk City Council approves $211 million Maury rebuild agreement
Norfolk City Council unanimously voted Tuesday to approve a $211 million design and construction agreement to rebuild Maury High School.
As girls flag football grows, Chicago Bears looks to middle schoolers
Grand Crossing resident Fallan White, 15, is doing what she can now to make a name for herself. Not even
Bus carrying junior high football team crashes near Pittsburgh. 21 people are taken to hospitals.
National News “It’s on a bad bend,” Economy Borough Police Chief Michael O’Brien said. “It’s being investigated now to determine
Oak Park District 97 Superintendent Ushma Shah resigns
Oak Park Elementary School District 97 Superintendent Ushma Shah abruptly resigned Friday, effective immediately, on the eve of the start
How Virginia’s colleges became the epicenter of Trump’s efforts to end DEI – The Virginian-Pilot
First were the Ivy League schools — Columbia University, Harvard University and Brown University. Then came the state of Virginia — the University of Virginia, George Mason University and Virginia Military Institute.
How Virginia’s colleges became the epicenter of Trump’s efforts to end DEI – The Virginian-Pilot
First were the Ivy League schools — Columbia University, Harvard University and Brown University. Then came the state of Virginia — the University of Virginia, George Mason University and Virginia Military Institute.
Academic boot camp at W&M gives veterans a chance at higher education – The Virginian-Pilot
WILLIAMSBURG — For the past four years, William & Mary has been working with a military nonprofit to give veterans