Who says libraries are dying? Last year, Americans visited the library more than they went to the movies, live sporting events, museums, concerts, amusement parks and casinos, among other activities, according to a Gallup poll released. US adults reported taking…
The Spokane Youth Card will once again be available for Spokane students this summer.
A Spokane Public Schools work group is looking at the possibility of bringing school specialists, like librarians, back into the fold, despite making cuts away from the classroom and issuing hundreds of layoff notices last year due to a $31 million budget gap.
The order prohibiting alcohol during some days of the week comes in the months after a WSU freshman died from alcohol poisoning.
Better late than never – Rogers High School will be opening its new health center on Wednesday, thanks to the Community Health Association of Spokane and funding from Kaiser Permanente.
It started as a fun pajama party for 10 sixth-grade girls who make up Girl Scouts Troop 1980. It quickly evolved into something with much greater purpose and reach: A new book to help child abuse victims in their healing…
An anonymous cry for help scribbled on a bathroom wall inspired a flurry of encouraging messages in a Denver high school. Now the responses have spread from that wall to the internet as students seek out ways to support each…
What are the people of Spokane reading?
A fifth grade student in the East Valley School District said she was approached by a strange man while walking home from school, the district confirmed.
Penn State University officials placed a fraternity chapter on interim suspension as the university and police investigate allegations of a sexual assault. The assault is reported to have occurred at the Alpha Epsilon Pi fraternity in State College on January…
Police are still trying to determine if a 17-year-old Mead student's drug overdose death was accidental.
North Idaho STEM in Rathdrum will soon be able to offer all-day kindergarten thanks to a $1.5 million grant.
Families with children in the Coeur d’Alene School District are invited to attend an open house Tuesday on proposed changes to school attendance zone.
A proposed bill could potentially help teenage parents complete high school by making childcare one less worry on their list.
What your kids learn about the birds and the bees could be changing in school.
For some girls, the price of feminine products can be a burden every single month. In Olympia, lawmakers are considering a new law that would require public schools to provide sanitary napkins and tampons for free. One local high school is already doing that, because of a program started by students.
Click here for updates on this story WENTZVILLE, MO (KMOV) -- A St. Charles County couple said the Wentzville School District threatened to suspend their son if he wore his 'Virginity Rocks' sweatshirt to class again. 13-year-old Londyn Piglowski told…
OLYMPIA, Wash - In an effort to end the stigma of free and reduced lunches and to help more kids have access to food at school, Spokane Rep. Marcus Riccelli is sponsoring a bill in the legislature that would help schools and districts access federal aid.
With more snow overnight, local school districts may delay or cancel class for Tuesday, January 14.
Washington State University’s Interfraternity Council on Sunday introduced what they are calling the “initial step” toward improving policies and regulations within the Greek community.
Dozens of school districts across the Inland Northwest have canceled or delayed classes for Monday, January 13 due to heavy snow and dangerous driving conditions.
NASA's planet-hunting TESS mission has discovered multiple intriguing planets since it first began searching the sky in the summer of 2018. But a high school searching through data gathered by TESS contributed to its latest discovery. The planet orbiting two…
The Monsters of Rock Show at Joe Albi Stadium is one step closer to reality.
Children should be safe at school, and the East Valley School District wants to make sure of that. It's asking voters to help pay for that safety, among other things, in the upcoming February election.
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