Parents say symptoms return within days of kids going back to class, but testing found nothing requiring removal from the room.

Saint Benedict Hall freshmen are shuffling rooms as crews tackle fourth-floor moisture, pod by pod, through November 20.

Kids of all abilities now have a new place to play in New Bedford, thanks to a project years in the making.

One East Pike mom says she only learned of 30 emergency calls and nine evacuations by asking questions herself.

Third graders at Dr. Cleveland Steward Jr. Elementary are tracking Aaron Rodgers' passing yards to learn multiplication, with help from the Steelers themselves.

The Children's Museum of Pittsburgh debuts a hands-on exhibit letting kids practice kindness and courage through Daniel Tiger and Donkey Hodie play.

The South Side hub now spans 7,000 square feet with room for STEM workshops and art classes for families.

A once-empty concrete lot at Greenfield PreK-8 is now a $600,000 park open to about 400 students and thousands of neighbors.

Sienna Striner, 10, is included 73% of her school day at Fulton — a fit her mother fears may not survive the 2027 move to Dilworth.

Pittsburgh philanthropists Daniel and Carole Kamin have endowed $11.5 million to the Heinz History Center, granting free admission for children up to 17 years old.

State troopers took 5-year-old Serenity Pollard on a shopping spree as part of a 'Shop with a Cop' event, after she was found in her late grandmother's car near a sinkhole tragedy.

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