Susan Mazur, an educator at Marion-Franklin High School, is praised for her unique approach to teaching, improving student engagement and the school's climate through experiential learning and close relationships with students.

Miami-Dade's Commission District 5 has opened grant applications for small, local businesses to receive financial support for growth-related expenses.

Aurora Innovation launches a fleet of driverless semi-trucks operating between Dallas and Houston, marking a milestone in autonomous vehicle use, amidst safety and workforce impact concerns.

The "Chromebook Challenge" is causing students to intentionally damage school Chromebooks, leading to risks like fire, burns, and electrical shock. Schools and medical experts are warning of the dangers, and students face serious repercussions.

Orange County is leveraging the SkillsUSA Florida State Leadership and Skills Competition to address its skilled labor shortage, recruiting talented individuals directly for technician roles.

The University of Maryland is implementing new measures to address hazing in Greek life, with updated orientations, policy changes, and greater collaboration between university councils and administration.

The Shelby County Sheriff's Office celebrated the graduation of local citizens from its educational program aimed at enhancing ties between the police and community.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office honors Detectives Stevison and Gabbard, and Sergeant Bucheit during National Police Week for their dedication to the community.

Stephen Takacs, an alumnus of Fort Hayes Career Center, has returned as a teacher, inspiring students in the same photography program that once changed his life.

Hudson, a dog rescued by NYPD Officer Desalvo from the East River, has been adopted by him after no owners claimed her. Hudson is now settling into Desalvo's home.

National Police Week is observed this week, with the Summit County Sheriff's Office expressing appreciation for law enforcement officers and the sacrifices they make.

A 4.1-magnitude earthquake hit eastern Tennessee and was felt as far as Atlanta and western North Carolina, causing no reported injuries or severe damage.

La Brigada De Oro, Nashville SC's Latin American fan group, stopped game-day events amid ICE sweeps and detentions in the community, emphasizing unity and a sense of unsafety during such times.