New data shows fewer Minnesota 18-year-olds are going to college, but schools still see enrollment gains
Across Minnesota, college officials are celebrating increases this year in undergraduate enrollment after years of declines. But new national data paints a different — and some say, concerning — ...
KSNF5h
Afghan forces target Pakistan in retaliation for deadly airstrikes that killed dozens
Afghanistan’s Defense Ministry said Saturday that its forces hit several points inside Pakistan in retaliation for deadly airstrikes last week. Pakistan last Tuesday launched an operation to ...
KSNF12h
Joplin Girls Basketball Ekes Out Win Over Neosho in One-Point Game
Joplin Girls Basketball is back in the win column after falling in the opening round of the Neosho Holiday Classic, taking ...
Baltimore Banner18h
Last year’s FAFSA was a disaster. Here’s what to expect this time.
The FAFSA was overhauled last year after Congress ordered the U.S. Department of Education to make widespread changes to the ...
WRBI21h
Hoosiers Confused Re: College Financing
Indiana families see value in higher education, but many are still confused about how to pay for it. A new survey by INvestEd, a nonprofit based in the state, shows 83% of Hoosiers believe in the ...