In the days leading up to last Tuesday’s testing data release, Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools officials had been hinting it would be a “historic” day. And the results didn't disappoint.

One reason is that demand has surged from electrifying vehicles and furnaces — and from the rush to build new data centers.

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The state Office of Children’s Services is defending its practices in a federal court case that began Aug. 25 in Anchorage.

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Louisville's 2024 homicide rate ranked in the top 20 nationally, according to the FBI’s National Incidents-Based Reporting ...

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Nearly a third of Washington students performed below grade level on state math assessments in 2025, state Superintendent ...

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The Waukesha School Board selected three options Sept. 10 to analyze further in an effort to address declining enrollment.