The Latest Breaking News from Hope

There’s no hiding from the fact that teaching is tough. But for these educators, that can be part of the vocation’s beauty

The accolade is especially impressive given The Hope was threatened with closure before being saved by locals

HOPE Fair Housing Center argues in a new federal complaint that an Illinois landlord's blanket refusal to rent to people with eviction records amounts to illegal sex and race discrimination.

The Hope-Lotus track bike has been revised ahead of its competition debut in Glasgow next month

Team GB have been a dominant force in the Olympic velodrome in recent years.

Lotus Engineering claims "significant aerodynamic gains" over previous model

Does matching SRAM’s new Stealth XC lever with the proven G2 trail brake deliver best of both worlds performance?

A Dallas task force on homelessness is recommending increased funding and the loosening of zoning and construction regulations to reduce the number of unsheltered individuals in the city.

On an unremarkable Monday in May 2013, three women who’d been missing for more than a decade were discovered alive in the boarded-up home of Ariel Castro, a recently-fired bus driver for the city school system in Cleveland, Ohio. Ten years after their miracle escape, Amanda Berry, Gina DeJesus and…