A management group and two city analysts say Jersey City skipped overtime pay since 2019 - now a second lawsuit from fire officers has followed.

A cease-and-desist letter accuses ad firm Good Influence of soliciting paid attacks tied to the Chicago school board race.

The intro course survives as an upper-level class, but a faculty leader says it was the only one of 12 cuts tied to DEI content.

MCPS could shutter elementary and middle schools as kindergarten classes shrink far below graduating senior counts.

The Education Department says the 2027-28 FAFSA is now open, edging out last year's record-early launch by a single day.

Abdel Fattah al-Burhan postponed his New York trip after Washington tied his visa to a ceasefire deal, Sudan's UN envoy says.

Columbus City Schools employees face a Wednesday cutoff before open enrollment — and a $40 million Aon dispute is fueling the standoff.

A $150,000 shell-company donation and an $8 million research grant sit at the center of a new ProPublica report on Maine's senior senator.

The Nike co-founder's gift will build a new engineering school at his alma mater, topping a decades-long giving streak.

An Alameda County judge weighs whether Heartbeat International and RealOptions Obria broke false-advertising law after six weeks of arguments.

District leaders cite a $5.6 million state shortfall and plan five community roundtable meetings to discuss budget reductions for 2027-28.

Connect26 brings the former president and ex-secretary of state to Overland Park for a private business conference next Saturday.

District 131 will spend nearly $10 million more than last year while enrollment keeps sliding toward 12,000 students.