There’s a reason that ideas from the progressive ivory tower need to be tested. Often, the grandest theories fall apart when exposed to the rigors of the real world.

JoLynn Powers, regional engagement director for the Tygart Valley United Way, addressed the Elkins Rotary Club, explaining ...

On Jan. 31, a U.S. district judge granted a temporary restraining order prohibiting the Trump administration from implementing a slew of executive orders that would freeze federal funding programs ...

While American society is especially good among wealthy countries at producing poverty, it is especially bad at making the ...

Parenting students struggle to meet basic needs while enrolled in school. Strengthening public benefits can support this ...

The current Common Council president, the former president and a longtime Common Council staffer will face off Tuesday in a ...

The Medford Community Development Board approved Tufts’ proposed new dorm at 401 Boston Ave. on Feb. 5, allowing construction ...

The first residents of Cottage Hill Place, which is located at 1501 Folsom Ave. in Yakima, are expected to start moving in on ...

BANGOR - A new supportive housing residence is about to open in Bangor. Theresa's Place has 41 studio apartments. It will ...

Facial recognition shows us that when complex and evolving technology such as AI is deployed in the real world, as opposed to ...

Savannah revealed she went to the college dorms with her 18-year-old brother to make sure everything was up to scratch, but she wasn’t happy with the layout and the decor. Grayson revealed they made ...

Savannah Chrisley wants only the best for her younger brother Grayson Chrisley's college dorm at the University of Alabama.