After downsizing in 2019, Avery McDaniel of Beloit, Wisconsin, is having the “busiest rental season ever.” What’s up with the clarinets?

Families are generally planning to spend almost $20 more per child on school supplies.

Millions of students are returning to in-person classes this school year. What does that mean for businesses that sell school supplies?

Alana Ferko, who runs the Butte Plaza Mall in Montana, is trying to keep her workers and shoppers healthy.

“The burnout factor is real,” Catherine Fink of Longmont, Colorado, says of teaching. She’s starting her first year of law school.

Employers’ flexibility can be the best way to both recruit and retain young workers.

Nneka Brown of Innovative Supplies Worldwide says all-digital education deprives children of the opportunity to learn key skills.

We check in with a Tennessee librarian whose staff is helping patrons with computers and virtual schooling.

Dozens of popular videos advise kids and teens who are eager to fit in. And those young influencers can make thousands of dollars.

Politicians and retailers say tax holidays are good for sales and they save people money. But it’s not that simple.