In the latest "Mormon Land" podcast, a Latter-day Saint psychologist discusses pornography — why some view it, how the church teaches against it and how members can stop watching it.

Items donated for the annual Angels for Animals garage sale at Canfield Fairgrounds many times come from estates. Often ...

A Latter-day Saint psychologist discusses the viewing of pornography. Is it an addiction? Why do some men and women view it?

This week in design, those embracing small-space living are in luck: Tiny paintings are apparently the art world’s “next big thing.” Stay in the know with ...

The latest novel from Jon Bassoff, The Memory Ward, wrestles with the slippery nature of identity by looking beneath the ...

America’s education system is facing a critical challenge — not just from teacher shortages, plummeting test scores or funding cuts, but from a deeper, systemic issue: the severe ...

Within educational circles, AI has sparked heated debates. Some approach it with skepticism, fear, and uncertainty, while others see it as a gateway to boundless learning and teaching ...

Resilience, resourcefulness, and adaptability: These three skills are arguably the most indispensable to teachers in 2025. As Education Week’s annual project—The State of Teaching—reveals ...

I went to check on her. I found her body. She was 66. I’m struggling because I teach high school. I don’t know how to go back into the classroom with my kids. I don’t know how to balance my ...

There's never a dull moment at Mansfield ISD's Carol Holt Elementary. First-year teacher Belle Lopez is pulling out the stops to help her kindergarteners master the basics. While the students ...

This month, a video of a toddler student getting dogpiled by his peers in the classroom went viral. Now, the teachers who snickered behind the camera are in BIG trouble.