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Jan 12 2026SPORTS

High School Winter Sports: A Visual Journey Through Week 6

Central New York's high school winter sports scene is buzzing with action. Every week, there's a new set of thrilling moments captured on camera. This week was no different, with several standout games and events. The Cicero-North Syracuse boys hockey team faced off against West Genesee in a chilly

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Jan 12 2026SPORTS

Weequahic's Comeback Victory in the Slow-Mo Showcase

Basketball fans witnessed an exciting game at the Slow-Mo Showcase in Newark. Weequahic High School's team showed their skills and determination. They beat Science Park High School with a final score of 50-41. The first half of the game was quite close. Science Park was leading 21-19 at halftime. H

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Jan 11 2026EDUCATION

A Closer Look at Hyde School's Controversy

Hyde School in Bath is under scrutiny due to a legal case. A former student has accused the school of child abuse. Such claims are serious and need careful attention. But is there more to this story than meets the eye? The plaintiff's Maine lawyer withdrew from the case last December. Why? Is the c

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Jan 10 2026EDUCATION

Chicago's New Education Group: A Fresh Look at School Challenges

Chicago is home to many schools, but they face big problems. Money is tight, and some schools have too few students. There are also privately-run schools, called charter schools, that are having a hard time. These issues are hot topics at school board meetings. The board is changing, with more membe

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Jan 10 2026SPORTS

A Close Shave: Fenwick's Last-Second Heroics

Basketball games can be nail-biters. Fenwick's Jake Thies proved that with a buzzer-beating shot. The Friars edged out Brother Rice 35-34 in a thrilling Catholic League Blue matchup. Kayonta Williams and Tommy Thies also chipped in with points, but it was Jake's clutch performance that stole the sho

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Jan 10 2026EDUCATION

Ridgefield Schools: Balancing the Books Mid-Year

Ridgefield's schools are keeping a close eye on their money. They've checked in halfway through the year and things seem okay. But there are some worries, like special education costs and health benefits. Special education is a big deal. It's costing more than expected. The district is spending ext

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Jan 09 2026EDUCATION

Mississippi's Education Showdown: Senate vs. House

Mississippi's lawmakers are split on how to improve education. The Senate wants to give teachers a raise. The House wants to give students more school choices. Both want to change how students can switch schools. The Senate wants to give teachers and professors a $2, 000 raise. They say it's hard t

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Jan 09 2026SPORTS

High School Hoops: A Season of Surprises and Comebacks

The high school basketball scene is heating up, with teams showing off their skills and determination. The Lions, who won last year's Southern Section title, are making a strong statement this season with a 10-1 record. They're aiming to defend their Open Division championship, and so far, they're l

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Jan 08 2026HEALTH

How Tiny Gut Friends Influence Kids' Weight

In a big study, scientists looked at how tiny organisms in the gut might be linked to kids' weight. They checked out 1134 children between 3 and 6 years old. These tiny organisms are like a hidden world inside us, and they might play a role in how much we weigh. The study found that different types

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Jan 07 2026SPORTS

Local High School Hoops: Big Wins and Big Scores

Local high school basketball teams had an exciting night on Tuesday, January 6th. The games were packed with drama, big plays, and impressive performances. In girls' basketball, Notre Dame's teams both came out on top against Bay Port. The Tritons' girls won 57-49, thanks to Destiny Webster's 17 po

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