Teenagers in trouble will soon be offered an off-ramp to a better life, courtesy of other teens in their community.

Lezlie Hiner founded Work to Ride in 1994. It’s a nonprofit community-based prevention program that helps under-resourced ...

Mainieri and the Gamecocks beat Sacred Heart 5-3 on Opening Day on Friday at Founders Park, scoring runs in the seventh and eighth innings after the MAAC squad from Connecticut tied the game in the ...

The second-ranked Greenfield-Central Cougars boys basketball team found a way to rally earlier in the week in a Tuesday night ...

The Roborock Saros 10R robot vacuum and mop is a fully-loaded cleaning system. It's ultra-slim and features a true ...

The opener of Berlin's Perspectives competition, 'Little Trouble Girls' is a highly promising first feature from Slovenian ...

A shocking video of a toddler being bullied in a Baton Rouge classroom has gone viral, leading to serious repercussions for ...

The tragedy has the city reevaluating how it connects homeless families with shelters amid fears federal support for people ...

Sean 'Diddy' Combs has been entrapped in a explosive new lawsuit from a victim alleging he hired an underage trafficked girl ...

Child deaths due to abuse are difficult to read about. That's all the more reason to scrutinize exactly what was missed.

In noisy debates over school funding, behavioral health or other isolated issues, it's easy to miss the big picture: As a group, young people are struggling.

In Lucy Kirkwood's drama, inspired by the Fukushima accident, an old friend visits retired nuclear scientists with an urgent request.