The 7,000-square-foot lab will simulate real jobsite conditions, backed by a $1.1 million Truist Foundation grant.

Three-year-old Hendrix used to chew through his clothes during meltdowns. A wearable bib from a Moore inventor is changing that.

Ten Long Beach students are cutting real clients' hair in a converted classroom, chasing a path to state barber certification.

Hanover's trades center is adding welding and diesel programs while keeping classes running through a 10-month build.

Acorn climbers, a tree slide and a log balance beam headline the new Fairfax play area, plus trick-or-treating across the mall.

Chloe Bennethem beat leukemia once. Now the Orlando 7-year-old is fighting it again, and fans can vote to help her win $25,000.

The new inclusive playground at George Hellwig Memorial Park sits right next to the Dr. Richard Tami Miracle Field in Manassas.

The 400-guest indoor playground on E. McKinney Street brings slides, laser tag and bowling to Denton families.

The new Blue Heron Middle School center offers blood draws and counseling, but its funding runs out in January.

Adellia loves puzzles and animals and has monitored visits with her younger sister as she waits for a forever family.

The Van Asche Drive campus completes LISA Academy's K-12 pathway in Fayetteville, with drones and a robotic dog on display at the opening.

Flatwoods Fancy and Flatwoods Fellas lets students and their families shop for clothes, shoes and toiletries at no cost.

Riverside Indian School students now anchor their own morning broadcast, The Side Talk, airing on YouTube.