Education

A&M Texarkana has a new logos, a new name format, and a big moment in school history all arriving at the same time.

One woman spotted a hawk struggling in a tree and made a call that ended up saving the bird's life. The rest of the story is worth hearing.

Over the next few weeks, school bells will be ringing all over the state of Texas. Even before the first day, we already have some controversy from one school district over a policy.

MC Vogt just made history at Texas A&M–Texarkana — and her coaching résumé is the kind that makes you stop and pay attention.

The “Steel Across America” tour will stop in Texarkana June 3 to help younger generations learn about the events of September 11, 2001.

This week, a heartfelt event honored students whose leadership shines bright on campus—wait until you hear who took home the prestigious award!

As the temperatures rise, so do the chances of encountering adorable baby animals. But do you really need to step in and lend a hand?

Nearly 50 years after launch, Voyager 1 continues sending data from interstellar space as it approaches one light-day from Earth. Is it NASA's greatest achievement?

The Texas Comptroller’s Office reports over 100,000 applications for the new Education Freedom Account initiative.

Austin loves to keep things weird, but they also are king of the capitals according to a new survey.

On this President's Day, let's check out the libraries you can go visit that honor our American Presidents.

Texas launches the nation’s largest school choice program with $1 billion up gor grabs for the 2026–27 school year.