Valparaiso Parks ready for more pickleball with $10 million upgrades, joining growing fascination with court sport
When Kevin Nuppnau, director of the Valparaiso Parks Department, began planning the use of funds for an ambitious $25 million […]
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Number of migrants in Mass. shelters dropping steadily, but reasons are varied
Local News Decreasing numbers of families in shelters is in part due to changes by the Healey administration, but may
Larry P. Scriggins, corporate business lawyer, dies – Baltimore Sun
Larry P. Scriggins, an attorney and partner at Piper & Marbury (now Piper & Rudnick) who served on the boards
Man arrested in Fremont on suspicion of hate crime
By Seattle Times staff reporter Seattle police arrested a man on suspicion of a hate crime for reportedly throwing rocks
Some Hampton Roads universities removing DEI references
In the months since the Department of Education directed colleges and universities to dismantle DEI programming or risk losing federal
Number of Harvard affiliates with visas revoked is up to 12
Local News The number of student visas the federal government is terminating continues to rise. Students on the Harvard University
City Schools to go device-free next year after school board vote
The policy was part of the school board’s consent agenda Tuesday night, which all board members present voted unanimously to
Mayor Brandon Johnson responds to Trump threat to revoke federal aid for sanctuary cities
Mayor Brandon Johnson sought to reassure Chicagoans on Tuesday that his administration would defend itself against President Donald Trump’s latest
High school student sues Baltimore County Schools over suspension for flag inquiry – Baltimore Sun
In the complaint filed April 3, lawyers for the student claim BCPS acted unlawfully when it suspended the Towson High
Man arrested in fatal shooting on Victory Boulevard in Portsmouth
PORTSMOUTH — Police have made an arrest in connection with a homicide investigation after a man was shot and killed