Record High: Michigan’s 2024 High School Graduation Rate
February 25, 2025
Michigan’s high school graduation rate reached a record 82.8% in 2024, with gains in Native American and multiracial students.
Michigan’s high school graduation rate reached a record 82.8% in 2024, with gains in Native American and multiracial students.
Recent U-M graduates Hannah Feng and Genevieve Welch progress in their Fulbright programs in Canada and Hungary.
At least 10 Grand Canyon employees laid off, a Show Low man indicted, and Joann stores in Northern Arizona to close.
Megan Kling faced a heartbreaking decision after learning her unborn child had a fatal condition, highlighting maternal health.
Renee Bailey and other Mauston residents celebrated the passing of a crucial school funding referendum on Feb. 18.
This week’s scheduled meeting on Glen Canyon Dam management was canceled by the Trump administration, affecting many.
A Michigan court hears a dispute over nine bills stuck in legislative limbo, focusing on whether the House can delay.
National Heritage Areas in Michigan, including MotorCities NHA, face challenges due to federal grant freezes, risking jobs.
Governor Whitmer promotes expanding free pre-K in Michigan, proposing a $676.1 million budget to benefit families.
Montana Legislature rejects two bills undermining organized labor; right-to-work bill faces uncertain future.
Arizona is advancing legislation to boost blockchain and digital assets, aiming to become a national innovation hub.
A provision in the 2021 Infrastructure Act requires tech in cars to prevent operation by intoxicated drivers.
