Hoping to make sure high school students don’t waste time earning career credentials that won’t help them find jobs, Ohio is slashing the credentials counted toward graduation, axing easy ones that thousands of students earn, but don’t lead anywhere.
Officials in Page, Arizona, a small city near the Glen Canyon Dam, passed a land sale agreement last fall that establishes a framework for future construction of a data center.
A new report released by the American Federation for Children (AFC) Growth Fund finds that 121.5 million taxpayers, or nearly three in four tax filers, will be eligible to claim a federal tax credit for donations to scholarship granting organizations (SGOs) through the Education Freedom Tax Credit (EFTC) beginning in 2027. The report is the first to estimate the full universe of eligible donors for the EFTC using updated IRS Statistics of Income data recently published at the end of August.
For the second time, the Supreme Court of Ohio has given final certification to Van Wert Municipal Court’s specialized docket for veterans – called Courts Assisting Military Offenders (CAMO).
The number of women who died after an ectopic pregnancy has spiked in recent years, a ProPublica analysis found. The mounting deaths in Centers for Disease Control and Prevention data have drawn little scrutiny or response.
