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'Slavery by Another Name' Relays the Forgotton Stories of Post-Civil War Slavery

Florida records indicate that as much as 40 percent of new teachers in Florida leave the profession or go on to teach in another state within their first…

While the official first day of summer is just over a week away, the tell-tale signs of the summer season have already arrived in Southwest Florida. And…

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We continue our weekly COVID-19 update by checking in with NCH Healthcare System’s Chief Nursing Officer, Jon Kling, and Lee Health's Chief Foundation and…

We're continuing our weekly update on the local response to COVID-19. We'll be live on the air with Lisa Sgarlata, Chief Patient Care Officer for Lee…

Sunday 9/8 @ 8pmThis program documents how the GED – originally designed to help World War II veterans go to college – became the fallback option for…

FRONTLINE examines allegations of predatory behavior in the for-profit college industry.

Mario Martinez and Katy Sorto were the first in their families to go to college. They started at community college in 2008 hoping to earn degrees, but the…

For generations, educators have fought about how kids learn to read and what that means about how they should be taught. Now, there is definitive evidence…