Berkeley's Black Student Union says racist graffiti at Clark Kerr and a social-media photo prompted multiple conduct reports and demands for accountability from campus officials.

CMSD’s board approved a new calendar that pushes the first day back to Aug. 24, and tacks on a staff PD day to ease dozens of planned school mergers.

Hello Houston’s Feb. 25 show folded national headlines and local arts: from the State of the Union fallout and an EPA rollback to ReelMusic and Million Dollar Quartet.

CMS has launched a districtwide data review and will hold community sessions March 2–April 3. The effort will examine boundaries, programs and enrollment projections.

A Venice Neighborhood Council meeting on Feb. 23 turned heated as residents confronted officials and nonprofit staff over encampments and shelter capacity.

Move2STL pairs job-ready candidates with employers and offers free relocation support; organizers aim to bring 300 households to St. Louis in 2026.

A new LPIC poll finds Louisiana families pay about $870 per child monthly and many parents miss work when care falls through, forcing businesses and households to adapt.

Moxie will bring a members-only mix of cafe, cocktail bar, coworking and wellness to a 5,234 sq ft space at 507 Providence Road with an early-2027 opening planned.

Three finalists will replace retiring Macomb president James O. Sawyer IV; trustees will interview candidates March 3–5 with public forums on campus.

Backers say Texas A&M–Fort Worth’s downtown innovation district could generate 25,000 jobs and about $3 billion a year as it grows into a multi‑building research campus.

CPS opened districtwide applications for four tuition‑free college and career pathways that let students earn college credit or industry credentials while in high school.

Hillsborough resident Steven Smith claimed a $100,000 MAX-A-MILLION scratch-off prize and took home $72,018 after taxes. The ticket was purchased in Roxboro and several top prizes remain.

A student in Goodrich's student section shouted a racial slur during a Feb. 17 varsity game; the district says the student was identified, the section removed and discipline followed.