Trustees cut outdoor play requirements to draw more child care centers to Ann Arbor Road — then a dissenting trustee quit a week later.

A former Party City near Milwaukee Avenue will house a new play cafe with two age-separated play structures and a liquor license.

The 15-year-old rides ten miles daily and uses a talking device to connect with the world around him.

Starting September 8, over 620 New Orleans scholars will study steps from 700 bioscience researchers at the old Charity Hospital site.

One mother says her nonverbal son left the Downtown Brooklyn program speaking. Helen Keller Services now plans to expand to Long Island.

Shepherds College's Empowered for Life Center opens Aug. 24 at Church of the City in Franklin, offering a two-year commuter path for adults with disabilities.

Families in South Kansas City scored a free pre-race pass, activity books and ticket discounts at Wonderscope's science-meets-speed showcase.

Greater Clark County Schools' Black students jumped 12 points in reading proficiency, even as the district still trails the state average.

The $15 weekly co-pay disappears for voucher families, but over 16,000 more remain stuck on a waitlist.

Costumed kids can whip up glowing slime and Frankenstein-style contraptions at the Inner Harbor museum, no extra ticket required.

Ezra Lehman, 7, is trading flower money for livestock, hoping to launch a breeding flock at his family's Putnam County hobby farm.

Dr. Ni'Cola Mitchell's nonprofit lands at Northwest Career & Technical Academy this Saturday, tackling bullying and self-image for girls ages 9 to 20.

New Village Academy welcomes 180 students to a former department store, with a ribbon-cutting set for August 18 before classes start.