The states lost out on billions in funding for after-school and summer programs, teacher training and other initiatives.

Twenty-four Democratic states and the District of Columbia filed a lawsuit on Monday challenging the Trump administration’s ...

As 16 Democratic attorney generals move to drop their motion to block the U.S. government from returning seized machine-gun ...

Richland One's new superintendent Todd Walker says that academics, transparency and finances are priorities as he takes ...

Some parts of PJM Interconnection's power grid are expected to use up so much electricity that people's bills for the summer ...

Michigan AG Dana Nessel and other states have secured a commitment to stop the distribution of machine-gun conversion devices ...

Senators weighing her nomination for U.S. attorney should revisit her remarks denigrating prosecutors and calling defendants ...

A lawsuit filed July 14 seeks to release over $6 billion in funds being withheld while they are reviewed by the Trump ...

The attorneys general said an expected $219 million in federal education funding used to pay for after-school and summer ...

In Massachusetts, the freeze impacts more than $107 million in funding for critical K-12 and adult education programs, ...

Fast food prices may soon climb across several U.S. states due to new laws banning the use of polystyrene containers — a ...

The New York City Department of Transportation will shut down its concrete recycling operations at the Columbia Street ...