Parents are capturing their kids’ experiences inside sweltering classrooms, hoping to prompt action on what recent reports call a “growing crisis” of extreme heat due to climate change.

Provo’s 60th park, the Delta Gateway Park, located at 311 N. Lakeshore Drive, celebrated its grand opening Wednesday. The 3.4-acre neighborhood park and trailhead provide access to the newly restored ...

The Federal Trade Commission is issuing more refunds to Fortnite players who it says were charged for unwanted purchases. The U.S. regulator says it's sending more than 969,000 payments amounting ...

A local child care center now has a new outdoor learning lab thanks to a $75,000 grant. Rainbow Years Child Care held a ribbon cutting ceremony for their brand new ...

Behind Nauset Regional Middle School, past the school buses and across the school track, sits a classroom without desks, dry ...

Across the country, artificial intelligence tools are changing the teaching profession as educators use them to help write ...

Principals, parents and teachers describe a scramble to keep cool amid failing air conditioners and extreme outdoor ...

Camp Zion adapts to extreme heat by adjusting schedules and ensuring safety protocols, keeping kids hydrated and providing breaks.

As the first major heat event of the season hits while class is in session for many students, it's drawing renewed attention ...

Take your children to the multitude of parks and splash pads in our area communities. Splash around in a lake and build a ...

Waterproof playing cards so your kids can get a fierce game of Go Fish going without worrying if their ...