The government announced £1.6bn over three years for schools, early years settings and colleges and £1.8bn for specialist services as part of wider SEND reforms, with full plans due in the Schools White Paper on Monday.
Salvage Secondhand Shoppe in Denton marked five years as a standalone business on Feb. 12, growing from a Mini Mall booth to a curated vintage shop that hosts community events.
Mark Vientos started at first base in a spring game after making 12 major-league starts there previously, and Mendoza said the Mets have been working with him at the position.
Jade Cargill, WWE Women's Champion, told CBS News Atlanta she values representation and will headline WWE's return to State Farm Arena; she also holds a master's degree in child psychology.
Birdfish Brewing Co. in Columbiana is holding its third annual Pawz & Pours to benefit All About The Pawz Dog Rescue, featuring live music, food trucks and adoptable pets; last year the event raised $16,000.
Dozens of metro Atlanta postal workers from NALC Branch 73 held a rally in Decatur as part of a nationwide effort to press contract priorities including higher pay, safer equipment and career advancement while national negotiations continue.
Authorities say an 18-year-old Pennsylvania student has been arrested and charged with more than 300 felonies after an alleged social media sextortion network targeted multiple minors; he is being held without bail.
Five players with Arizona ties were part of Team USA, which beat Canada 2-1 in overtime to win men's Olympic hockey gold at the 2026 Milano Cortina Games.
Dr. Ann Hohenhaus says most cats can adapt to small apartments and that vertical space and litter‑box placement often matter more than breed.
On February 20, conservation partners released 158 giant tortoises on Floreana Island, the first time the species has been on the island in more than 150 years; NASA satellite data was used to map habitat and forecast conditions up to 40 years.
