A judge’s permanent injunction bars Klein ISD from blocking unaccompanied campus visits by disability watchdogs or punishing anyone who talks to them.

Atrium says it will eat the extra costs starting Jan. 1, 2027 — but state officials are asking if the plan is even legal.

Haverhill High pushed its start back two hours Wednesday, sending bus riders to Consentino Middle School instead.

More than 90 witnesses signed up to testify as D.C. weighs AI tutors, screen time and a digital divide east of the Anacostia River.

A St. Louis committee cleared the lease transfer after a four-hour hearing, but no repair budget or deadline made it into the bill.

The deal hands blueharbor shareholders cash and stock worth $50.78 a share as TowneBank deepens its I-77 corridor footprint.

Lawmakers heard that four-day campuses jumped from 62 to 181 districts in two years — while test scores lagged behind.

ODU economists say the region keeps expanding, but nearly 17,000 fewer workers and a housing crunch cloud the outlook.

A December 1 special election will decide whether taxpayers borrow $197 million or face $147 million in patchwork repairs instead.

The governor and congresswoman toured Fishkill Farms together, agreeing data centers threaten water, power and land even as they clash elsewhere.

Virginia Staff Shannon's historic donation will build a business and pre-law center named for her judge father, Charles B. Staff.

A new Lansing poll shows Benson crushing James 73% to 6% among Black voters, while James edges ahead with seniors.

Aldermen voted 9-5 to freeze Milford's AI camera network, punting the fight to a new tech review panel.