ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — Spring break week is exciting for kids, but for working parents it can be a source of stress. According to AAA, about 75% of Floridians will be staying home for spring break ...
TAMPA, Fla. — Caregiver Support Services, a free program offered by Children’s Home Network, aims to ease the financial burden facing caretakers, while reducing parental stress and improving family ...
A spring break event is set for March 30-April 3 in Port Huron. The event is a community-wide guide to family activities happening throughout the city during spring break, according to a community ...
INDIANAPOLIS — While many across the country head to the beach for spring break, Purdue University students in Indianapolis are utilizing the time away for a unique career opportunity. The Executive ...
Airline ticket prices are climbing fast and jet fuel is the quiet driver behind the surge. A Phoenix travel agent breaks down why spring break and summer flights may keep getting pricier. Before you ...
The El Paso City Council voted Monday to deny Texas Gas Service’s proposed interim rate increase and has moved to temporarily block any new rates for an additio El Paso County sheriff’s report cites ...
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Trump administration’s campaign to end “wokeness” in the military is reshaping its relationship with U.S. higher education, breaking off longstanding ties with prestigious ...
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Drone program to help with spring break security
Clearwater Police will test out a new drone during spring break. Fox 13's Kailey Tracy reports. Wife of teacher killed in senior prank makes unexpected request for charged students Kristi Noem’s new ...
CLEARWATER, Fla. — If there’s one thing you need to pack when heading to Clearwater Beach this spring break, it’s patience. “It’s packed. You can’t find no parking,” beachgoer Marcius Soares said. “I ...
CLEARWATER, Fla. (WFLA) — Spring break is underway in Clearwater, and city leaders said the busiest weeks are still ahead. Parking lots are filling up, blue tents line the sand, and thousands of ...
The Education Department announced Monday plans to move two more programs to other federal agencies amid President Trump’s effort to “break up the federal education bureaucracy.” The department ...
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