Sarah McCammon

A new trend aims to get students through medical school in 3 years instead 4.

Some bars around the country are training staff in preventing rape and harassment.

Tour guides in popular vacation spots say that requiring them to take tests and obtain licenses violates their free-speech rights.

Wal-Mart is opening its own health clinics at some stores in the rural South.

The company hopes the clinics will help save money on employee health care.

A for-profit college based in Georgia offers theology degrees to would-be pastors.

Vidalia onion grower challenges a Georgia state rule that sets April 21 as the earliest date farmers can pack onions for sale.

George Washington University is changing how it describes its admissions policy - and admitting it does wait-list some students in part because of inability to pay tuition.

Kodak is emerging from bankruptcy – with a new focus on commercial printing.

Apple is about to unveil a music service and two new phones - including a cheaper model - as it fights for market share against Samsung phones like the Galaxy.