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Former Sheridan Assistant Principal Gets 3-5 Years For Sex With 18-Year-Old Student
Former Sheridan High School Assistant Principal Jacob Meyer, 34, was sentenced Thursday to between three and five years in ...
Urban Meyer played big role in notable college football hire
Urban Meyer may not be coaching anymore, but he is still making things happen in college football. The former Ohio State ...
Burleson ISD promotes Centennial defensive coordinator Blake Meyer to head coach
Burleson ISD named Blake Meyer as Centennial’s next head football coach. Meyer was promoted from a defensive coordinator ...
What to know about tariffs: Experts warn of harm, but some want 'pound of flesh'
The trade war launched by President Donald Trump against Canada, China and Mexico and what could end up involving countries ...
The Advocate1d
Path of crime: Baton Rouge murderers rarely finished high school, often skipped classes
A new report by the Baton Rouge Area Foundation zeros in the school days of young men, aged 18 to 29, who were convicted of ...
Schools use AI to monitor kids, but investigation finds risks
Schools are turning to AI-powered surveillance technology to monitor students on school-issued devices like laptops and ...
Radio Iowa18h
Bill would require 80% of UI medical, dental students be Iowa residents
A bill passed by the Iowa House would require at least 80 percent of students accepted by the University of Iowa’s medical ...
'A catastrophe': Democrats sound off on Trump's cuts to Education Department
Three state governors, all former educators, derided the decision to terminate nearly half the federal agency's workforce.
Her maddening cough had an unexpected cause | Medical Mystery
The patient’s own doctors couldn’t agree on a cause. One said asthma. Another implicated her age, then 71. A third blamed ...
House passes bill requiring 80% of UI medical students have Iowa roots
Supporters of the bill said this requirement favoring Iowa residents and people educated in Iowa would lead to higher ...
UI stands to lose $5 million in revenue under bill prioritizing Iowans for medical school admission
At least 80% of students accepted in the University of Iowa's medical and dentistry schools would have to be Iowa residents or were enrolled in a university or community college in the state, among ...