A bipartisan group of lawmakers from local, state, and federal levels is focusing on security in Downtown Dayton and ways to make the city safer. What happened after the country’s 'most dangerous law' ...

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — A major part of Florida’s new animal cruelty law is now in effect, but some animal advocates and dog owners said the new system falls short of expectations. Known as Dexter’s Law, ...

CANTONMENT, Fla. -- School pick up and drop-off at jim allen elementary school is causing some problemsState and local leaders are now looking at ways to improv Pensacola woman highlights hope and ...

GOLDEN VALLEY, Minn. — Two Minnesota educators developed an application in 48 hours to help students and teachers. Let’s Get REAL is an AI-powered classroom tool that supports multiple reading levels, ...

Michigan's child care quality measurement and improvement system, Great Start to Quality, aims to help create a stock of high-quality programs for parents and help them find options. While nearly half ...

The rollout of edge AI is creating new security risks due to a mix of small language models (SLMs), their integration into increasingly complex hardware, and the behavior and interactions of both over ...

WATERBURY — It’s getting cold and snowy on the streets of downtown Waterbury, which means it’s the busiest time of the year for MakerSphere co-founder and River of Light parade organizer MK Monley.

Many young athletes are facing barriers to playing the sports they love. A Bay Area high school student is stepping into change that by collecting equipment for student-athletes who need it the most ...

Two water main breaks in Coon Rapids on Thursday created a sinkhole, blocking off 121st Avenue Northwest at Hanson Boulevard and shutting off water to some local businesses that were open for the ...

HONOLULU (KHON) — In an effort to feed keiki with a variety of fresh, locally grown food, the Department of Education has been dishing out new menu items at different public schools. This month, we’re ...

MARIETTA , Ga. — The Marietta History Center has launched a new online collections database, making thousands of artifacts, photographs and archival treasures accessible to the public from anywhere in ...