One Providence therapist carries 78 students, nearly 20 over her contract cap, as the district tries to fill 16 vacant posts.

Jerry Turner's Jahri's World gives Sacramento families free music shows built for children with autism.

A senior woodworker never expected to build furniture for a U.S. Supreme Court justice — until now.

A 2-year-old's high-risk neuroblastoma battle led her family to ship personalized comfort boxes to hospitals in nine states.

Briana Folk cut the cord herself and bonded with newborn Makila for an hour before calling 911.

Boys & Girls Club of Hawaiʻi will turn the former Garden Island newspaper site into a teen hub by 2029, with nearly 100 kids already waitlisted.

Trick-or-treating meets police and fire vehicles as Hoover folds Public Safety Night Out into its biggest HalloweenFest yet, Thursday, October 29.

Everett Kinkade has survived heart surgery and emergency bowel surgery. Now his smile lights up Times Square.

Jackson Suarez used skills from class to save his father's life in July. His school surprised him with a plaque honoring the rescue.

The 55,205-square-foot campus addition will serve children ages 3 to 11 with nearly 190 staff on hand, aiming for a 2028 opening.

Elite Scholars Academy students spent three years tackling UK-graded exams to earn the rare international diploma.

Blue Springs' Kemper center hosts its 32nd Dogtober Fest Sunday, free with a bag of dog food for area shelters.

The Austin-based National Deaf Center will fund interpreter training and a career-readiness video game for deaf teens statewide.