Key Points ・Abigail Spanberger wins Virginia’s governor race and pledges to put public education first - from early childhood through college - while opposing what her campaign calls federal cuts to ...

BOTT is one of five organizations recently selected to share a $1.4 million from the East Brooklyn Workforce Development Fund ...

Brooklyn's Maimonides Health introduces a program for students to experience emergency medicine and opens a large pediatric ...

Officials say the Fulton Public Safety Training Center will enhance coordination between and training for fire departments, ...

Pete determined that a college degree, and the student loan debt he would have to take out to get it, wouldn’t be worth it ...

Facing a “silver tsunami” of retirements and inequities in hiring, the District of Columbia is using paid internships to ...

Oct. 28 marked National First Responders Day, established by Congress in 2017 to celebrate the nation’s emergency personnel, ...

Austin historian tells the under-told story of Audley Moore, “one of the most important activists and theorists of the ...

New York City students interested in medicine are gaining experience before they even graduate thanks to the program at ...

When you ask Anthony Dorsi what matters most after nearly four decades on the job, he doesn’t reach for big slogans or sweeping gestures. He keeps it simple: “Show up on time. Do your job.” It’s the ...

The government shutdown is set to become the longest ever on Wednesday if Congress doesn't reach a deal before then.

Research evidence for two education issues that have come up in the New York City mayoral election: gifted education and small class sizes.