While many Detroiters appear to agree with the ambitious academic plan for Detroit schools released today by the state-appointed financial manager, questions are surfacing about whether or not the plan violates state law.

I've been hearing so much about budget cuts to public education in the news lately.

A 21-year-old U.S. Marine on his way home to Alabama after a tour of duty in Iraq was killed in a head-on collision near Six Flags.

Budget time is here again along with unfunded mandates and the MER . It's also a time when people say you can never spend enough money on education.

Children from low- and moderate-income families in New Orleans are about to get another chance to attend private school at taxpayer expense.

A North Carolina-based soldier has been charged in connection with several sexual assaults and burglaries near Fort Bragg.

I finally figured out how to cut 90 percent of the cost of California's K-12 education for failing schools.

When Delgado's parents could not take her to visit Lesley University in Cambridge, Mass., her French teacher at Central Falls High School, Hope Evanoff, took her by train and helped her seek financial aid.