Study Links Low-Level Lead Exposure to Reduced Academic Performance
May 28, 2025
A study reveals even low lead exposure in early life may harm a child’s academic future, prompting calls for lower thresholds.
A study reveals even low lead exposure in early life may harm a child’s academic future, prompting calls for lower thresholds.
Michigan’s revised plan to cut phosphorus pollution in Lake Erie lacks a new deadline, frustrating environmentalists.
Billings officials have warned that new Montana property tax laws could significantly impact the city’s public safety budgets, with potential reductions in services. Billings Chief of Police Rich St. John emphasized that residents might experience decreased services. “You just may have to lower your expectations, and the citizens might have
Arizona’s governor and the GOP Legislature clash over rural groundwater regulation as drought worsens and time runs out.
The Mackinac Policy Conference gathers leaders on Mackinac Island to discuss politics and policy, focusing on Michigan.
First, loopholes in Michigan law around manufactured home parks. Plus, a Detroit artist wins a national grant.
Coconino National Forest and Flagstaff to implement first fire restrictions of the year to prevent wildfires.
In the northwest corner of Arizona, Colorado City and Hildale, known as Short Creek, are moving on from FLDS’s past.
Craig Ramey’s Abecedarian Project in NC showed early education benefits for Black children, but long-term effects varied by gender.
April 2025 saw unemployment rates drop across all 100 NC counties. Edgecombe had the highest at 4.9%, while Currituck and Camden were lowest at 2.7%.
Northern Arizona University students are reconstructing lives of loggers at Apex, a historic site near the Grand Canyon.
Part of Ann Arbor’s groundwater is contaminated with 1,4-dioxane from the Gelman Plume. Efforts to clean it continue.
