With all the divisions in this country, it’s amazing that the ability to round out your letters has become controversial, writes Laurel Vermilyea Cortes.

The classic coup d’état has guns. Uniformed men run wild seizing government agencies and claiming control over what ...

Students at Cache Middle School (CMS) are preparing to tackle a large undertaking in the name of Holocaust remembrance.

Five Troup High football players took part in National Signing Day on Wednesday, putting pen to paper and signing to continue ...

Port Richmond HS football product Jeff Stoutland speaks with the Advance/SILive on his Staten Island roots, coaching journey ...

A handful of local athletes put pen to paper and committed to the college athletic program of their choice on National Signing Day ...

Plenty of commitments and pens to paper happened on and around Wednesday. Here's a roundup of athletes who signed to play at the collegiate level in their sports.

All eyes were on Sen. Bill Cassidy, a Louisiana Republican and longtime doctor who expressed deep concern about Kennedy's ...

C an you believe the 100th day of the school year is just around the corner? Between the buzz of autumn and winter holidays, alongside the many things we did to kick off the schoo ...

Can’t fight City Hall, you say? Ha! The Jersey Journal did exactly that throughout its 157-year existence, leaving behind a rich legacy of advocacy for the people of Hudson County.

In a bizarre precedent to today’s debates over faith in the classroom, a local ISD absorbed a parochial school and its nuns ...

Students from North Carolina’s Daily Tar Heel and Duke’s Chronicle newspapers play an annual basketball game of their own, ...