The world’s number one chess player, Magnus Carlsen, won his fifth Speed Chess Championship (SCC) Finals. Carlsen, 35, banked $25,000 plus an additional split based on winning percentage by beating ...

About eight months ago, Coconino softball player Katelynn Yazzie had arguably the biggest play in Panthers softball history when she hit a walk-off base hit with the bases loaded in the 4A Conference ...

More high school graduates are opting for a two-year degree or even shorter-term credentials. This year, enrollment gains in undergraduate certificate and associate degree programs outpaced bachelor ...

After nearly three decades under the same leadership, the Virginia State Corporation Commission‘s Bureau of Financial Institutions will soon have a new commissioner. The SCC announced Tuesday that ...

Joining with other community colleges in Orange County, Santiago Canyon College has launched its new MESA program this fall, offering multiple benefits for eligible students. MESA, which stands for ...

PHOENIX — One Maricopa County community college is crediting a program for new students with a significant increase in its retention rate. Scottsdale Community College (SCC) said its first-year ...

Greg Weatherford has been named the Virginia State Corporation Commission‘s new communications director, according to a Monday announcement. Weatherford succeeds Andy Farmer, who retired earlier this ...

The State Corporation Commission (SCC) approved an price hike to monthly Dominion Energy bills starting next year — although, it is less than what the energy company had initially requested. Monthly ...

It’s not only beginning to look at lot like Christmas around Solano County (you’ve noticed some outdoor decorations have already popped up here and there), but it’s also beginning to sound a lot like ...

CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, Va. (WRIC) — The Virginia State Corporation Commission (SCC) has approved Dominion Energy’s highly controversial $1.47 billion natural gas plant, as well as a rate hike for ...

Community college students stop out for a confluence of reasons, some that could be better prevented by colleges, according to a new report from the Community College Research Center. The report’s ...