Ruth Serven Smith

PEEHIP covers 350,000 people, including current educators, retirees and their dependents.

Third graders have made record achievement on reading score.

Neighborhood storytellers talked about growing up in Birmingham, what they see in their neighborhoods today and their hopes for the city’s future.

This event, part of AL.com’s ongoing “Beyond the Violence” project.

Even if a family can afford a local private school, it may be tough to claim a seat

Alabama colleges closed DEI offices and ended support for some student programs.

Most people would need to work, and pass through a series of checkpoints, in order to get Medicaid health insurance.

The Education Department manages $1.7 trillion in student debt, portions of which are mired in legal issues.

The can’t actually be shut down without an act of Congress -- and neither can your student loan debt.

There were multiple confirmed tornadoes in Tuscaloosa, Cullman, Pickens and Pike counties.

The forest service burned about 800 acres of federal land Monday.

The president said his metal tariffs would apply to “everybody,” including Canada and Mexico.

Winter weather warnings are in effect from Kansas to New Jersey, and as far south as Florida.

The parade runs from about 8:30 a.m. to noon Eastern Time.

The crash occurred Sunday afternoon.

Alabama’s Panhellenic sorority system is the largest in the country.

Who should join Harris’ 2024 ticket?

These questions test a student’s reading comprehension, vocabulary and fluency.

Crain will focus on efforts at the middle school level and assess whether certain interventions are leading to success.

Water from taps needs to be boiled for three minutes before use.