UTSA Race And Gender Studies Gets Folded Into Bicultural Department
UTSA plans to fold its race, ethnicity and gender studies unit into the Bicultural‑Bilingual Studies department effective Sept. 1, sparking faculty and student concern. The move comes amid similar restructurings across Texas and new regents rules on classroom material.
Edmond Invites Residents to Shape City's Future at Open House Events on Unified Development Code
Edmond city officials are holding Open Houses for public input on a major update to development regulations, the first since 2007, aiming to modernize and streamline city growth and zoning practices.
Congressman Chris Deluzio Launches Reelection Bid in Pennsylvania's 17th District Amid Praise and Criticism
Rep. Chris Deluzio from Pennsylvania announced his bid for reelection, emphasizing his commitment to the American dream and healthcare reform. He faces Republican criticism but has Democratic support.
North Carolina Child Care Centers Receive $75.8 Million Federal Aid for Post-Storm Recovery
North Carolina's child care facilities affected by hurricanes received $75.8M from federal funds for recovery, with 330 sites benefiting, as announced by the state’s Department of Health and Human Services.












