NBISD elementary campuses sit at just 61% capacity, with nearly 2,500 seats empty districtwide.

A Treasury waiver lets Russian diesel flow for six months as Kyiv calls the deal a betrayal and glide bombs hit Zaporizhzhia apartments.

The party won't say where it's gathering instead, and a spokesman won't address whether gambling played into the switch.

Three Guard members filmed by a locked Foggy Bottom drop box prompted an immediate complaint from D.C. election officials.

A federal judge ruled the DOJ couldn't prove it was harmed by Michigan's hen housing law. Nessel calls the suit a blame-shifting move.

Northeastern welcomed 2,820 first-year students to Boston this fall after a record 106,300 applications rolled in.

The tiny district may buy the 17-unit Salba Apartments to expand its cramped single campus — no anonymous donor required.

Demetriou and Roberto spar over property taxes and data center power bills in the race to replace Kristina Roegner.

Rep. Sam Liccardo is flagging conflict-of-interest concerns as Musk and Luckey help steer Project Meridian's 120-day Pentagon review.

A tipster will collect $150,000 for exposing Welded Tube USA's pandemic loan misstep in Lackawanna.

CD&R and McKesson are taking the home-infusion company private at $32.05 a share, a 37% premium.

Cleveland State says about a third of incoming freshmen could pay $0 tuition starting Fall 2027.

Highway chief Bob Milone and Supervisor George Hoehmann traded accusations at a Congers Lake event, and Clarkstown has now filed a police report.