Trump administration announced March 11 that it would fire about 50% of the federal Department of Education's staff.

Two days after the Trump administration announced mass firings at the Department of Education, the attorneys general of Oregon and Washington are joining a lawsuit challenging efforts to dismantle ...

Bend-La Pine School Superintendent Steve Cook sat down this week with Isabella Warren as questions and uncertainty about recent federal-level changes continue for school officials, teachers and ...

Bend-La Pine school Superintendent Dr. Steve Cook tells the Problem Solvers he, along with school districts across the country, are navigating a new era of education. "It's meaningful for students to ...

The lawsuit alleges the administration is gutting the agency as a way to implement an unlawful plan to dismantle the ...

The DOE announced Tuesday that it would be eliminating nearly half of its workforce as part of its "final mission" to dismantle the department.

One Soldier Charged with Conspiring to Transmit National Defense Information to Individuals Located in China View the ...

A man accused of fatally shooting another man after an argument and then shooting at and wounding the only witness 18 months later is headed to prison, Oregon officials said. Jacob Fitzgerald was ...

When a group of citizens searching for missing relatives in the western state of Jalisco arrived at a remote ranch outside ...

Both the sheriff and a former county supervisor were charged with laundering more than $20,000, among other crimes, according ...

Attorneys general from 20 states joined the lawsuit to block President Trump's effort to dismantle the agency.

Attorney General Kris Mayes on Thursday said she is “extremely concerned” about how funds from a lawsuit is being spent.