When you walk to school, do you ever feel like your bag is too big, heavy and crammed full of books? One school in Spalding, Lincolnshire recently banned bags in class because of health and safety ...

The downside was churning through big plastic bags. Plus, with so much bag left to fill, it was easy to become complacent and miss a trash day—or even two—with unpleasant consequences.

School bags have been a big issue in schools - are they too big or heavy? One school in Lincolnshire recently banned bags in class because of health and safety reasons.

Ready or not, the school year is right around the corner! That means it’s time to gear up with book bags, lunchboxes and all the classroom must-haves - and Target’s got you covered. Mark your calendar ...

Learn how to grow big and sweet watermelons right in bags with just soil in this beginner’s guide. This simple yet effective method allows you to grow watermelons even if you have limited space ...

Chic Back to School Bags That Will Fit Your Laptop Whether you're going to the office, the airport, or heading back to school, these chic bags are both stylish and functional.

The Multicultural Center of Southwest Florida is hosting its annual Big Backpack Event in Fort Myers, marking 25 years of giving back to the community.

Enrollment Open for Nationwide K-12 Competition Hosted by Composite Decking Leader Trex Plastic Film Recycling Challenge Students Collect Plastic for Annual Trex Plastic Film Recycling Challenge ...

(WHTM) – Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Capital Region just got a big boost. Today, employees with the Giant Company packed a few hundred bags of food and school supplies for students. Prepa… ...

School bags are big business in Japan as classes start for another year The iconic Japanese school bag has spawned an entire industry of its own, with manufacturers offering an endless range of ...

Extra protection or security theater? South Florida school districts implement big safety measures Clear backpacks, metal detectors among new steps ...

With the current COVID-19 pandemic, Anna Welsh has found a new way to operate her business and help those in need right now. CBS3's Chandler Lutz caught up with her via Zoom.