After losing his leg in a Tanzania hit-and-run, former Bronx student Adrian Nolasco has embraced adaptive sports, placing third in his first triathlon and training for the NYC Marathon. more

Manhattan University’s women’s soccer and volleyball teams enter the fall season with high expectations. Meet five Jaspers athletes to watch as they pursue conference success and postseason goals. more

The Marshall Project reports cities are responding to "teen takeovers" with measures like curfews and social media monitoring, amid rising disorder and disparities. more

SmartAsset reports job scams are rising, particularly in states like South Dakota and Nevada, targeting vulnerable job seekers, especially young adults. more

ICE activity has increased across New York City, including neighborhoods near Riverdale. Here’s what residents should know about the agency’s authority, warrants, arrests and rights. more

The Salt Lake Tribune reports Stephen King responded to his book "Different Seasons" being banned in Utah schools, emphasizing its importance in fostering reading among teens. more

CreditNinja reports that while buy now, pay later (BNPL) offers convenience, it can lead to financial stress and overlapping debts, especially among younger, lower-income consumers. more

Atmos reports that climate anxiety is fueling a rise in '90s nostalgia, as Gen Z seeks comfort in retro toys and trends amid global uncertainty. more

The Conversation reports that play is essential for young children's learning, aiding in social, emotional, and cognitive development while enhancing skills like vocabulary. more

(BPT) - Key takeawaysModern academic pathways can be confusing and riddled with barriers.Learners desire an education. However, they're often hindered by affordability issues, confusion around … more