Klein Independent School District’s career and technical education courses have ballooned by an estimated 65 percent in the past decade. Now, the Houston-area district is set to receive new financial support from the State of Texas to keep pace with demand.

American workers are clinging to their current roles in what Fortune calls “job hugging.” Yet dissatisfaction is mounting, and many may bolt the moment the labor market shows signs of life—potentially igniting a sequel to the Great Resignation.

The Blaine Police Department has unveiled its 2024 initiatives, focusing on enhancing community engagement, adopting new enforcement technology, launching community programs, and implementing a rebranding effort. These strategic changes aim to strengthen ties with residents and modernize the department’s operations.

For a decade, the University Hospitals’ Health Scholars program has been shaping the next generation of caregivers through mentorship, hands-on clinical experience, and college application support for middle and high school students. The initiative continues to inspire youth aspiring to enter the healthcare field.

At a bustling trucking school in Linden, N.J., students navigate 18-wheelers through complex courses and perform meticulous safety checks. Amidst their training, concerns rise over an English language mandate that some fear may impact their future in the trucking industry.

In a captivating episode of the Women in STEM Podcast, bestselling author and former IBM Vice President Shelmina Babai Abji shares transformative insights from her book, “Show Your Worth,” offering invaluable guidance for women aspiring to lead.

This Fall, the University of Guam is expanding its academic horizons with a new graduate-level certificate in data science. The 15-credit program promises in-person coursework that students can complete within one academic year.

INE Security has released a comprehensive analysis revealing the cybersecurity roles set to dominate the 2026 job market, based on data from the industry’s leading conferences.

At its annual scholarship awards dinner, the SSM Health Good Samaritan Hospital Auxiliary in Mount Vernon awarded $16,500 to local students pursuing health care careers. Recipients were selected by the Auxiliary Scholarship committee, reflecting the organization’s commitment to fostering the next generation of health care professionals. This significant support underscores the auxiliary’s dedication to the community’s well-being.

A free CNA program at Wesley Health Care Center is helping to fill urgent health care jobs and inspire new careers in nursing. The initiative addresses workforce shortages by providing essential training and removing financial barriers for aspiring health care professionals.

As “Around the Horn” signs off, we reflect on how a sports debate show sparked the dreams of aspiring writers and became a cliché turned classic. Its legacy endures, reminding us of the profound impact media can have on personal and professional lives.

As he completes his studies in China, computer science student Ma Tianyu is setting his sights on the United States to pursue his dream of becoming a game developer. Despite potential challenges, he believes no other country offers better programs for his career path.

California has been named the best state for police officers in a new WalletHub report, ranking No. 1 in the nation for law enforcement careers.

Failing to understand the role you’re applying for is the number one red flag in job interviews, warns HR executive Angela Beatty. Here’s why doing your homework can make all the difference.

“I’m speechless,” shares a Texas State Technical College student whose career journey has been ignited by a Metallica scholarship. The transformative support marks a significant milestone in the student’s path toward a promising future.

From significant corporate expansions to generous community contributions, businesses in Hampton Roads are propelling economic growth and fostering community development. Recent initiatives highlight a strong commitment to innovation, philanthropy, and leadership in the region.

Florence buzzed with activity as community events and athletic victories marked an eventful Monday, reflecting the town’s vibrant spirit. From heartfelt gatherings at the farmers market to triumphant moments on the sports field, residents came together to celebrate and support one another.

As the U.S. faces a critical shortage of primary care physicians, medical schools grapple with guiding students toward foundational healthcare roles amid alluring financial incentives in specialized fields.

U.S. defense contractor Anduril Industries is set to build “Arsenal 1,” an advanced manufacturing facility in central Ohio that will create 4,000 jobs, officials announced Thursday. The project marks a significant boost to the region’s burgeoning high-tech sector.

Guidehouse has been honored with the 2025 Military Friendly® Employer gold designation, reflecting its deep commitment to supporting veterans and military spouses. This marks the sixth consecutive year the consultancy has been recognized for its efforts.

Retired Air Force Chief Master Sergeant Dave Nordel, who grew up on an Orland farm, shares leadership lessons drawn from his experiences in agriculture and the military. In his new book, “When The Cows Lie Down,” Nordel emphasizes the importance of noticing subtle signs and maintaining a positive attitude to lead effectively.

Many professionals still fall into common networking traps that hinder their growth. Discover how digital business cards can help you avoid these mistakes and enhance your professional connections.

East Tennessee State University honors seven distinguished alumni and friends with the 2024 Alumni Awards, recognizing their exceptional contributions to their professions and communities. From leaders in finance and medicine to pioneers in education and entrepreneurship, these individuals embody the spirit and values of ETSU.