Priya Singh is a dedicated investigative journalist focused on societal well-being and ethical practices. Her work often highlights the challenges faced by vulnerable populations and holds institutions accountable.
20 published articles
A Louisiana mother is demanding answers after a photo emerged of her 12-year-old non-verbal, autistic son inside a classroom cabinet, prompting an investigation.
Parents nationwide report issues with school transport company Ride Along Now, claiming the company took payments but failed to provide services, leading to financial losses and significant stress.
Robeson Community College in North Carolina has received a historic $24 million donation from philanthropist MacKenzie Scott, its largest single gift ever.
The Waukee Community School District in Iowa is facing over $66,000 in unpaid student meal debt, a figure that has doubled from the previous year.
A St. Petersburg preschool closed its doors without warning Tuesday, leaving families without childcare and staff jobless just days before Thanksgiving.
Tufts University has issued a formal warning to students and staff, advising them to avoid a local massage therapist following reports of inappropriate conduct.
Over 1.1 million college students are facing increased food insecurity after a halt in SNAP benefits, forcing universities to expand campus food pantries.
Philadelphia School Board hears community concerns on school closures, wellness policies, and lack of libraries. Parents and staff highlighted issues like guaranteed breaks, librarian shortages, and b
Three Chinese researchers at the University of Michigan face federal charges for allegedly smuggling genetically modified biological materials into the United States.
Colorado voters have approved Propositions LL and MM, directing surplus funds and raising taxes on high earners to expand the state's free school meal program.
Texas voters approved 17 constitutional amendments, including funding for a new Spurs arena and significant tax cuts, but rejected most local school funding measures in the San Antonio area.
A University of Cincinnati medical student is suing condo owners after a balcony collapse in Corryville left him with a broken ankle and lacerated spleen. Ten people were hospitalized in the incident.
About 700 faculty members at Harrisburg Area Community College will go on strike Monday after nearly three years of failed contract negotiations.
Approximately 58,000 University of California students face potential delays in November food benefits due to the federal government shutdown's impact on CalFresh.
A veteran teacher in Taylor, Michigan, is on paid leave amid an investigation into allegations of making inappropriate comments to female students over several years.
Newton High School secured $31,000 from T-Mobile's "Friday Night 5G Lights" contest for its weight room, plus a $25,000 finalist grant, totaling $56,000 for upgrades.
Celina ISD faces potential new civil lawsuits as attorneys announce plans to represent more families in the Caleb Elliott case. The district's athletic director and a middle school principal are on le
Pittsburgh's city administration is facing mounting pressure over the management of its public services, including the end of a key mental health program.
Omaha Public Schools faces a freeze on nearly $9 million in federal Head Start funding, affecting 900 students, if the government shutdown continues past Nov. 1.
The Fayette County Public Schools board voted to approve an external audit of its finances following public outcry over a multi-million dollar budget deficit.
