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Fear and mistrust: Parkland attack disrupts school life
February 14, 2019 OKEECHOBEE, Fla. (AP) — Some students have difficulty trusting classmates outside their circle. Parents say interactions with school staff are more impersonal. more »»
'Atmospheric river' dumps more rain and snow across the West
February 14, 2019 LOS ANGELES (AP) — A storm fueled by a plume of moisture stretching over the Pacific Ocean almost to Hawaii dumped rain on California Thursday, boosting the threat of debris flows from saturated... more »»
Denver strike ends with teacher raises of up to 11 percent
February 14, 2019 DENVER (AP) — Denver school administrators and the city's striking teachers reached a tentative deal Thursday to end a three-day educator walkout with a contract agreement that gives teachers... more »»
Denver strike ends; teachers to get big raises
February 14, 2019 DENVER (AP) — The Denver Public Schools and its striking teachers reached a deal Thursday to end their three-day walkout, with raises of 7 to 11 percent, built-in cost-of-living increases and mor... more »»
Wife says Chicago officer assaulted in Connecticut prison
February 14, 2019 CHICAGO (AP) — A white Chicago police officer who fatally shot black teenager Laquan McDonald was assaulted by inmates in his cell at a Connecticut prison, the officer's wife said Wednesday. more »»
Denver teachers, officials make progress amid strike
February 14, 2019 DENVER (AP) — Denver Public Schools officials kept meeting with the union representing striking teachers early Thursday, trying to reach a deal that would end this week's walkout. more »»
School massacre 1 year later: A time to remember the victims
February 14, 2019 PARKLAND, Fla. more »»
Perennial presidential candidate Lyndon LaRouche dead at 96
February 14, 2019 LEESBURG, Va. (AP) — Lyndon LaRouche Jr., the political extremist who ran for president in every election from 1976 to 2004, including a campaign waged from federal prison, has died. He was 96. more »»
Lawsuit means Chicago Obama library plan no sure thing
February 14, 2019 CHICAGO (AP) — Odds may still favor the eventual construction of former President Barack Obama's $500 million museum and library in a public park along Chicago's lakeshore, but it's no longer a... more »»
Fentanyl deaths from 'Mexican oxy' pills hit Arizona hard
February 14, 2019 TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) — Aaron Francisco Chavez swallowed at least one of the sky blue pills at a Halloween party before falling asleep forever. more »»
Parkland massacre reshapes K-12 in Florida
February 14, 2019 OKEECHOBEE, Fla. (AP) — Some students have difficulty trusting classmates outside their circle. Parents say interactions with school staff are more impersonal. more »»
Powerful storm dumps more rain and snow across the West
February 14, 2019 LOS ANGELES (AP) — Heavy rain again raised the risk of mudslides in Southern California burn areas where evacuations were ordered during a powerful storm that flooded roads, toppled trees and cut... more »»
Denver teacher strike reveals US divide over bonus pay
February 14, 2019 DENVER (AP) — Denver teachers went on strike to improve their pay, but the fight wasn't that simple. more »»
NASA rover finally bites the dust on Mars after 15 years
February 14, 2019 CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. more »»
California governor wants users to profit from online data
February 14, 2019 SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — California Gov. more »»
New storm brings more rain and snow to the West
February 14, 2019 LOS ANGELES (AP) — More rain, snow and wind hit the West on Wednesday, flooding roads, toppling trees and cutting power while raising threats of debris flows from wildfire scars. more »»
FBI posts victim sketches drawn by admitted serial killer
February 14, 2019 DALLAS (AP) — The FBI has released sketches drawn by an admitted serial killer of some of his victims, along with other information on a string of unsolved cold-case homicides to which... more »»
Public school strikes revive clash with Teach for America
February 14, 2019 Young teachers are caught up in a possible strike in Oakland, California, that's giving new life to the long-simmering tension between traditional public schools and the education reform program... more »» |
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