JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - A Missouri lawmaker has introduced legislation requiring elementary schools to use pen and paper for most student assignments, citing concerns that digital instruction has ...

The Kansas City Missouri Police Department said the driver of a black KIA was pronounced dead Tuesday from injuries he suffered in a Dec. 28, 2025, crash. A Lee’s Summit VFW post received a property ...

For 29% of the world, the world’s 2.3 billion Christians, the days leading up to Dec. 25 are filled with traditions to help us prepare for one of the two most important religious celebrations of the ...

Un-Current Events explores a McDonald’s lawsuit over cheese, blending corporate chaos, absurdity, and humor. Harris draws fire over sealed Epstein files Patriots announce historic news on head coach ...

DURHAM, N.C. — The first day of year-round classes for elementary students began in Durham Public Schools Monday. The beginning of the school year comes as a new page of political history is actively ...

Snack Dash is a weird racing event where you have to create, train, and support your critter to make them win their race. This can be done by boosting your critter’s speed or hampering other critters ...

Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. Kappa Beta Omega Chapter and Emmanuel Temple Apostolic Church is set to host a free community paper shredding, BBQ and clothing giveaway on Saturday from 9 a.m. to ...

A University of Oklahoma student who received a zero out of 25 on an assignment regarding gender norms says she was targeted for her Christian beliefs, citing a scathing response from the teacher's ...

As both the demand and availability of betting on politics continue to grow, the diversification of markets provides endless opportunities. In addition to mainstream topics, users have the ability to ...

Generation Alpha kids, born between 2010 and 2024, are more cognizant of news events than adults might assume, and many of them have concerns about the future, according to the latest Junior Voices ...

Adam Mizel, of Denver, is an optimist at heart. But in 2020, he found himself screaming at the news on TV. He was fed up — not at one particular media outlet or political party — but at all of it.

The day I nearly gave up on university still feels fresh in my memory. The books were scattered on my desk. My coffee was cold, and the flashing cursor on a black screen felt like a countdown to ...