Michigan School Safety Initiative Sees Historic Number of Tips
August 1, 2024
Michigan’s OK2SAY tip line reached a record number of reports in 2023, aiding early intervention and safer schools.
Michigan’s OK2SAY tip line reached a record number of reports in 2023, aiding early intervention and safer schools.
In 2015, longtime Verizon employee DeAnn Roesner retired but returned to work after drug costs depleted her savings.
Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer signed Michigan’s FY25 education budget, featuring historic investments and free school meals.
The Michigan House of Representatives passed a 10-bill package on June 26 aimed at improving maternal and infant health.
When medical issues forced longtime teacher Pam Bloink to retire, her health insurance copays quickly drained her savings.
Michigan is among the top 10 states benefiting from a new clean energy jobs boom, with 21,490 jobs in 58 projects.
The Department of Energy announced grants for auto facilities in eight states to transition to clean energy vehicles.
Michigan lawmakers passed the state’s $82.5 billion 2025 fiscal year budget. It awaits Gov. Whitmer’s signature.
Severe thunderstorms predicted to hit Lower Michigan, according to latest forecasting models. Strong winds up to 70 mph expected.
Michigan lawmaker Rep. Neil Friske is facing sexual assault investigation after being arrested on felony charges.
A viral video has attracted attention to a Michigan man, Corey Harris, who attended a virtual hearing regarding his purported suspended license while driving.
A tornado touched down near Livonia’s western border in Michigan, with winds of up to 95 mph, leaving a trail of destruction along its 5.5-mile path through the city.
