As 2025 comes to an end, two new programs are being introduced to help child care providers make the most out of New Hampshire’s Child Care Scholarship Program: presumptive eligibility and prospective ...

The all-new Toyota Prius debuts with a bold new design and a much sportier presence. This review compares the 2023 hybrid (HEV) and plug-in hybrid Prius Prime (PHEV), focusing on driving performance, ...

As part of Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker’s plan to create and preserve 30,000 housing units in the city, the PHDC launched the Turn the Key program in 2022. Its mission is to build 1,000 new ...

Disneyland is replacing the Enchant Magic Key Pass with a new $999 Explore Key Pass, effective January 13, 2026. The new Explore Pass allows park admission on select seasonal dates, including summer ...

Changes are coming to Disneyland’s Magic Key program in the new year. The resort announced Thursday that it will be offering a new pass, Explore Key, which will replace the Enchant Key. Beginning Jan.

Disneyland plans to sunset the Enchant Key and raise prices on the replacement Explore Key as the Anaheim theme park shuffles the four-tier lineup of the Magic Key annual pass program. The new $999 ...

Georgia Tech locked in Brent Key to a new five-year contract extension that will keep the coach at his alma mater through 2030, the school announced. The deal comes after Key guided the Yellow Jackets ...

The Navy is walking away from the Constellation-class frigate program to focus on new classes of warships the service can build faster, Secretary of the Navy John Phelan announced Tuesday on social ...

The Directors Circle has committed to fundraising to restore and remodel the hundred-year-old movie palace into a multi-purpose screening and event facility. The American Cinematheque will program, ...

The fifth-generation Toyota Prius is arguably the most successful redesign in the model's history, finally putting the divisive "appliance on wheels" image to rest with genuinely sharp, sporty styling ...

Advocates are urging New Jersey lawmakers to cover a $30 million budget gap in a state-funded child care program for low-income working parents, saying the shortfall has had “devastating consequences” ...