Hundreds turned out at the Waxahachie Family YMCA to build a playground shaped by children's ideas and adult planning.

Ranger Stadium will fill with students shouting hello at once Wednesday as North Ridgeville schools chase a world record.

Little ones in Frisco can now play cashier at a tiny H-E-B market tucked inside the library's Tot's Town play space.

Green House Venture's new De Tonty Street center opens Nov. 10 with labs, aquaponics and a rooftop garden for grades 4-8.

Jojo Yawson is the first Baldwin High student to ace the Chemistry Regents, ending a quarter-century dare from his teacher.

Families got 38 elapsed days' notice before the scheduled Oct. 30 closure. State regulators had warned Hilltop's license could be suspended over seven violations.

Charlie Clark Nissan's fifth annual bash on Saturday pairs a pumpkin patch with free child car-seat inspections.

Students from the Capitol rotunda to Cedar Valley High traded screens for books Friday, with free titles handed out along the way.

Duncan Creek Elementary students beat a $35,000 target by more than $17,000, earning sliming and duct-taping dares along the way.

NorthStar Day drew over 100 attendees at its opening, with a sensory-friendly honeycomb hideaway for kids ages 5 to 12.

Syannei Rae was hospitalized with an infection days after birth. Now her mom is rallying Baltimore for votes in a $25,000 contest.

Raleigh's beloved holiday train returns to Pullen Park, with tickets priced at $21 and expected to vanish within hours.

Thirteen classrooms and a 10,500-square-foot playground are coming to North Hardin Boulevard as parents already line up to preregister.