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The Arkansas State Highway and Transportation Department (AHTD) has announced the award of funding to applicants for "Safe Routes to School" Program projects in Arkansas, according to AHTD Director Scott Bennett.
The Central Arkansas Library System's Board of Trustees is considering recognizing Hillary Rodham Clinton by naming the new children's Library in her honor.
The University of Arkansas at Little Rock has named Paula Casey as its interim vice provost for research and dean of the graduate school.
Congress may let student loan interest rates double July 1, but some federal workers and congressional staff likely are protected from the impact by a taxpayer-funded benefit that provided more than $20 million last year for them to pay down their college debts.
It's been more than 50 years since Catholic High School has seen major upgrades, but the school is finally getting much need renovations.
The nation's teacher-training programs do not adequately prepare would-be educators for the classroom, even as they produce almost triple the number of graduates needed.
The Arkansas Education Department is getting a new chief of staff.
More than 1,200 Arkansas teachers are expected in Hot Springs for a technology symposium.
Danielle Powell was going through a hard time in the spring of 2011, just months away from graduating from a conservative Christian college in Nebraska.
A Wynne High School band teacher is out on bond and out of a job after allegations of sexual indecency with one of his students.
The Little Rock School Board of Directors voted to delay a vote for 30 days on a land purchase for a new high school.
A 15-year-old student was arrested for breaking into Newport High School.
Did You Know that Saturday is Arkansas' birthday? On June 15, 1836, we became the 25th state of the union.
The University of Arkansas has announced two $25,000 awards that have been established in the name of the late Professor Joseph Ziegler.
State Education leaders announced a new initiative providing associate degrees for college students with an unfinished bachelor degree.
Two former state lawmakers have been picked as officers of the Arkansas Board of Education.
The University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences has announced the award of six grants totaling $300,000.
The University of Arkansas exceeds the benchmark Academic Progress Rate (APR) multi-year rate of 930 in all 19 of its intercollegiate sport programs, including five programs that scored perfect 1,000 multi-year APR rates.
A family new to the Earle area received a shocking welcome while they were on the playground.
The first chancellor of Arkansas State University-Newport is stepping down.
Armed with a $200,000 grant, an Arkansas non-profit is currently training homeless adults and other unemployed individuals in the skills they need to become environmental technicians.
Arkansas lawmakers are studying the state's scholarship programs after a shortfall prompted Gov. Mike Beebe to tap into reserve funds to continue grants that help students pursue degrees in some medical fields.
The University of Arkansas Athletics Department had 236 student-athletes earn a 3.00 grade point average or higher in the 2013 spring academic semester.
Black River Technical College is joining the list of Arkansas schools that won't allow concealed guns on campus.
Tuition and fees will be rising at National Park Community College in Hot Springs by $9 per credit hour.
The Pulaski County Special School District decided that one of their oldest buildings needs to come down; however, the superintendent wants to preserve one part of the school.
Most parents want to provide more for their children than they had growing up, but there is a concern that some kids are negatively affected by being given too much.
One school building should have been torn down Thursday, but thanks to a colony of bees, it still stands.
For the past year, THV 11 has been a supporter of A+ Arkansas, which is an initiative incorporating the arts into education.
Arkansas Sen. Mark Pryor says he voted for a student loan bill that failed to advance in the U.S. Senate.