Education policy and school news
A 30-year-old Washington state man is accused of communicating with the shooter in the February mass shooting that left nine dead and 25 injured in Canada.
Student loan borrowers now have until the end of 2026 to enroll in auto pay and have their interest rate reduced by 1%. Here's what to know.
World Space Week runs Oct. 4 to Oct. 10 and commemorates the launch of Sputnik 1 and the signing of the Outer Space Treaty.
The center will be renamed the Deloris P. Jordan Global Social Development Innovations Center and the Jordan Institute for Families.
It is nearly a 50-50 split on states that allow the death penalty.
R&B singer Freddie Jackson, known for hits such as "You Are My Lady" and "Rock Me Tonight (For Old Times Sake)" has died, his family announced on social media.
From Cheerwine fried corn ribs to pickle cheesecake, experience culinary innovation at the this year's North Carolina State Fair.
Joshua Nations pleaded guilty to two counts of statutory rape and was sentenced to two consecutive prison terms.
The bus driver was picking up Southwest Guilford Middle School students when she said she was punched by a 13-year-old.
The FBI and U.S. Attorneys Office is looking into how Charlotte–Mecklenburg Schools used federal funding, as an investigation has been launched into CMS.
Kraft Mac & Cheese is launching Cheesy Ramen in three flavors, marking the brand’s first move into a new food category in nearly 20 years.
British police said a 22-year-old man has been arrested in London on suspicion of terror offense over incident at U.S.-run air base.
Charlotte City Council is working to make it harder for predatory towing companies to operate in the Queen City.
First-time U.S. passport applicants will be able to apply online in 2027, including submitting a phone photo, paying securely and tracking delivery.
City, county, university and state public safety officials gathered Monday to outline their plans ahead of the event.
The basketball superstar’s gift is the largest in school history. It will support master’s students and international work.
North Carolina Zoo’s new Asia expansion set to open next year.
The U.S. Attorney's Office has issued a statement on a joint investigation in relation to Charlotte–Mecklenburg Schools.
A multi-vehicle crash in Florida that involved a school bus resulted in two deaths, including one student, according to Polk County officials.
More than half of NC public school units say they can't afford to replace the laptops they bought with federal COVID money, according to DPI's first device repair report to the State Board. DPI is again asking lawmakers for recurring state funding, as parents and legislators question how much screen time belongs in classrooms. The post DPI asks state for recurring laptop money appeared first on Carolina Journal.