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Crime, Immigration
Florida law enforcement officers seize enough fentanyl to kill state’s entire population

(The Center Square) – In the past few months, Florida law enforcement officers have seized enough fentanyl to kill the state’s entire 22 million population. Attorney General Ashley… Read More

October 27, 2022
Courts
Fired New York City workers prevail in vaccine mandate litigation

(The Center Square) – For the second time in a month, a court has dealt a blow to New York City’s COVID-19 vaccine requirements for workers. On Tuesday,… Read More

October 27, 2022
Education
Large Kansas school district to seek additional input before deciding on cameras in the classroom

Cameras won’t be added to Kansas City, Kansas, schools anytime soon, after vocal opposition from some parents and teachers at a meeting Tuesday. The board of education meeting… Read More

October 27, 2022
Crime, Local News
Elderly man allegedly stomped to death in Wyandotte County Courthouse after $400 dispute in small claims court

A 71-year-old man was allegedly beaten and stomped to death inside the Wyandotte County Courthouse earlier this month after a dispute over $400 in small claims court. The… Read More

October 27, 2022
Government
Parents want more involvement and innovation in education, new report finds 

A majority of parents want to direct their children’s education rather than rely on their local school system, according to a recent education survey.Survey results, released Wednesday… Read More

October 27, 2022
National
Citing safety and fairness, North Carolina school board votes to forfeit future volleyball games against rival after trans opponent injures female player

A North Carolina female volleyball player suffered head and neck injuries during a game when a transgender opponent spiked the ball, hitting the player in the head.  Not long… Read More

October 27, 2022
Government
Charter school organizations rally together in lawsuit against Department of Education in response to new grant criteria

A West Virginia charter school organization has joined a lawsuit opposing the Department of Education’s new criteria for federal grant funding of charter schools.The West Virginia Professional Charter… Read More

October 27, 2022
Christian Schools, Opinion
Catholic schools outperformed public schools across the nation. Here’s why

According to a data analysis performed by Kathleen Porter-Magee, an adjunct fellow at the Manhattan Institute, “If Catholic schools were a state, they would be the highest performing in… Read More

October 27, 2022
Public Education
Parental rights remain a concern in Loudoun and other school boards as election nears

(The Center Square) – With local school board elections approaching on Nov. 8, parental rights in education have remained a major point of concern in Loudoun County and other… Read More

October 27, 2022
Culture, Public Education
WSU professor details COVID school closures impact on students, parents

(The Center Square) – Benjamin Cowan, associate professor at Washington State University’s School of Economic Sciences, delved into the impact COVID-19 school closures have had on children and parents… Read More

October 27, 2022
Public Education
Five Virginia lab school applications in, many more being developed

(The Center Square) – As the Virginia Department of Education continues to accept applications for planning grants to create lab schools, five applications have been submitted, but many more… Read More

October 27, 2022
Crime, Immigration
Halloween warning: Beware rainbow fentanyl pills hidden in candy boxes

(The Center Square) – From coast to coast – from California to New York, from Texas to Florida – law enforcement officers are warning parents about rainbow fentanyl pills… Read More

October 26, 2022
Agriculture, Economy
Agriculture researcher predicts ‘perfect storm’ for high grocery prices nationwide

(The Center Square) – The cost of farming will remain volatile next year, and high grocery prices with it, according to a University of Missouri research associate for the… Read More

October 26, 2022
Education
Nationwide test scores show unprecedented decline in K-12 education due to pandemic policies that kept kids out of classrooms

Pandemic-era shutdowns and virtual learning caused a historic setback in K-12 education, according to new national data released on Monday.  The “Nation’s Report Card” released by the U.S. Department… Read More

October 26, 2022
Courts
California court affirms religious right of baker’s refusal to create custom cake for same-sex wedding

For the second time, one California court has supported the legality of a Christian woman’s refusal to create a custom cake for a same-sex wedding. In 2017, Cathy… Read More

October 26, 2022
Culture, Opinion, Public Education
Op-ed: School dress codes the latest target of a government agency seeking “equity”

In a stunning example of bureaucratic uselessness, the U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO) takes many pages, and presumably many dollars, to note that while most public schools have dress… Read More

October 26, 2022
2022 election
Trump backs Leavitt in New Hampshire’s closely watched congressional race

(The Center Square) – Former President Donald Trump has endorsed Republican Karoline Leavitt's bid to unseat incumbent New Hampshire Democratic Rep. Chris Pappas in the nationally watched congressional race.Trump… Read More

October 26, 2022
Public Education
Michigan governor candidates Whitmer, Dixon spar over education, abortion, and more in debate

(The Center Square) – Education, abortion, energy and infrastructure were debated by Michigan gubernatorial candidates Tuesday night in the second of two debates with only a fortnight remaining before… Read More

October 26, 2022
Culture
Kansas Republicans bash Democrat Governor as far from “middle-of the-road” after discovering state funded, “all-ages” drag shows

Republicans in Kansas are bashing Democrat Gov. Laura Kelly after they discovered several “all-ages” drag shows allegedly funded in part by taxpayer dollars.The Daily Mail reported on… Read More

October 26, 2022
Public Education
Nebraska students’ test scores continue their decline, but not as swiftly as some other states

Nebraska 4th and 8th grade students fared better on standardized math and reading tests last year than students in many other states, but celebrating the fact may be shortsighted. Read More

October 26, 2022