Sarah Luciano and Samuel Bobley have “been crazy about each other since we were 16 years old,” when they met in Long Island, ...

Steubenville High School senior Vítória Rabelo Da Silva Yendo’s artistic design will be getting noticed far and wide with its inclusion in an educational and art supply catalog. Rabelo Da Silva Yendo, ...

Senior Ronan Brown of Harrison is passionate about politics, progressive causes and the outdoors, Principal Paul Bickford said.

And never was that more exemplified than to start the 2026 softball season. While the top three teams in the state all took ...

Independent MLA Bob Lagassé says his decision to support the Manitoba government’s 2026 budget was based on what he believes ...

After 35 years in public education and time spent away from family, Martinsville athletic director Kip Staggs announced his ...

Gov. Mikie Sherrill has a 45%-29% job approval after her first 2 ½ months in office, with strong numbers among Democrats, ...

Forgive Brad Underwood if he takes an extra beat to appreciate the novelty of his weekend surroundings as Illinois returns to ...

A springtime tradition known as “Senior Assassin” or “Paranoia” is once again drawing warnings from police departments.

This Saturday, 17 high school seniors will participate in a 54-year-old event that references back to even older traditions.

Montville seniors embrace a high-stakes game of tag—while police urge safety as the tradition plays out across town.

As employment anxieties swirl with layoffs hitting technology companies, hundreds of high school seniors gathered in East ...