Michigan Reforms Juvenile Justice with New Laws to Aid Youth Defense
September 1, 2026
Michigan juvenile justice advocates celebrated new laws in Detroit, expanding legal defense resources for youth.
Michigan juvenile justice advocates celebrated new laws in Detroit, expanding legal defense resources for youth.
Officials identified two victims of the Grand Canyon flood: John Giusti and Brent Rosenkranz from Granbury, Texas.
Flash floods in Grand Canyon National Park led to two deaths and one missing hiker, forcing over 80 evacuations.
The trade war between the US and Canada escalated as both nations imposed hefty tariffs, affecting numerous industries.
Washington and Ottawa’s trade war escalates as Trump and Canada announce retaliatory tariffs, affecting auto and goods sectors.
The U.S.-Canada trade war escalates as Trump plans to double tariffs on Canadian imports, prompting Canada to retaliate.
District court rejects Butte data center ballot initiative due to signature deadline confusion; appeal in progress.
A new report links Trump-era cuts in food safety enforcement to rising foodborne illnesses, with 15,000 cyclosporiasis cases from iceberg lettuce.
Two people are dead and one hiker is missing after severe flash flooding in Grand Canyon National Park this weekend.
Teens at Durango Juvenile Center aim for high school diplomas and ASU credits, finding hope and ambition for the future.
State officials await federal guidance on spending billions for rural broadband, impacting project planning and execution.
MONTPELIER, Vt. — The Greenway Institute in Vermont aims to revolutionize higher education with a focus on real-world training and reduced costs, challenging traditional college models.
