An Oskaloosa High School teacher is suing the district, alleging his firing over a social media post about Charlie Kirk's death violated his constitutional free speech rights.

Iowa’s Area Education Agencies are more stable than last year, but they still face uncertainty now that the law that shifted some of their funding to school districts has fully phased in. AEA and ...

Kentucky's Supreme Court has struck down a city's ban on no-knock warrants. The court says Thursday that the ban in Lexington conflicts with a state law that limits but doesn't prohibit such warrants ...

An eight-acre plot of land has been identified on the University of Guyana’s Turkeyen Campus, Greater Georgetown for the ...

A New York City high school student has been arrested after authorities say he brought a loaded gun to class and wrote on ...

Gov. Josh Stein is pushing lawmakers to better fund law enforcement agencies across North Carolina when they come back to ...

After launching an investigation last week, the Oskaloosa School Board has voted unanimously to fire a teacher who allegedly ...

Oskaloosa's school board unanimously fires teacher after controversial post involving Charlie Kirk. Parents support swift ...

Iowa Democratic gubernatorial hopeful Rob Sand blasted Gov. Kim Reynolds' efficiency task force as partisan, vowed to veto changes to Iowa's public pension system, and pushed for more oversight of ...

Three Cascade High School students in West Dubuque face juvenile court charges for creating fake nude images of classmates using AI.

An Iowa high school teacher claims his First Amendment rights were violated when he was fired for his online post following ...

The Kasson Police Department say a "concerning video" was posted outside Byron High School. Leading to a secure lockdown at Kasson-Mantorville school distrct and the Zumbro Education District.