The school hosts a weekly “Scratch Club,” where fourth and fifth graders use beginner-friendly coding tools to build simple ...

The new season, which includes a comedy, visual art exhibit and musical, builds on the organization's premier event in September.

Philly Fringe Fest is the biggest it’s ever been. Now FringeArts will offer year-round programming in 2026. After seeing ...

If you want to quickly build an AI app, I would recommend Claude Artifacts or Gemini Canvas. Both are fantastic and easy to use. In case, you want to build a mobile app or a landing page with advanced ...

Thirty bucks for $300,000? That's not a bad payoff. That's how much a 66-year-old Townsend woman earned after claiming a top prize in Delaware Lottery’s Win Big Instant Game. The retired Delaware ...

You gotta spend money to make money and nowhere was it more evident this week than in the latest round of winning tickets from the Texas Lottery. Three Texans are now proud millionaires after ...

The Buffalo Bills are in a tricky situation with second-year receiver and former second-round draft pick Keon Coleman. The team actually benched a healthy Coleman during Week 11's win over the Tampa ...

Maybe lightning can strike in the same place twice. A lucky Ocean County couple just won $3 million on a scratch-off ticket after already winning $1 million on a scratch-off back on April 1. No ...

A New Jersey lottery player won a $1 million top prize with a “$1,000,000 Ultimate Spectacular" scratch-off ticket last week. The winning ticket was purchased Friday at the Quick Mart Food Store on ...

The Buffalo Bills benched wide receiver Keon Coleman after a disciplinary issue related to a team meeting Friday, per multiple media reports. The Bills announced Coleman would be inactive Sunday, ...

The Buffalo Bills made wide receiver Keon Coleman a healthy scratch for the first time in his career in Week 11, a move that sparked a strong response from offensive lineman Dion Dawkins. As a ...

PAINESVILLE, Ohio -- Many Americans are finding it harder than ever to put food on the table. It’s not just the shutdown of SNAP benefits affecting them. A mix of rising costs and stagnant wages are ...