If New York wants affordable, high-quality care for its youngest residents, it should start by loosening its own grip.

The naysaying economists and commentators are right, if “affordability” means cutting prices across the board. Only a long ...

As New Year's resolutions roll around again, the vow to lead a more active lifestyle often tops the list—but it doesn't have ...

We’ve let national leaders suck up too much attention with culture wars instead of doing the hard work of understanding the ...

The Michigan Department of Education endorsed two screening assessments for dyslexia and 14 elementary school literacy ...

When a young child struggles with hair-pulling or skin-picking, it’s tempting to focus on stopping the behavior. But what if ...

Catherine Smith has prevously received research funding from Children and Young People with Disability Australia. Helen Dickinson receives funding from ARC, NHMRC, MRFF, Children and Young People with ...

As Christmas gets closer, the Salvation Army is asking for the public's help to get Christmas gifts to kids around the area. At Sam's Club and Walmart locations, people have the opportunity to buy ...

With the Senate out of town, the government shutdown is almost certain to extend through at least Monday, as millions of Americans begin to feel its effects. Among them are those who rely on Head ...

The Flint-based cash aid program for new parents is set to expand significantly in Michigan after the state Legislature approved $270 million from the newly adopted budget to expand it into more ...

OLD SAYBROOK, Conn. (WTNH) — It’s CT Grown for CT Kids week. This is a time to celebrate local agriculture and highlight the importance of fresh produce in schools. On Monday, students at Kathleen E.

Water main break repair leads to temporary road closure, water outage in Battle Creek Work to repair a water main in Battle Creek has temporarily closed Jackson Street West, and temporarily shut off ...