Addressing America’s Teacher Shortage: Solutions and Challenges Ahead
August 3, 2026
In the late 1990s, a Chicago school could easily hire teachers. Now, vacancies are common, with shortages in key areas.
In the late 1990s, a Chicago school could easily hire teachers. Now, vacancies are common, with shortages in key areas.
The ACLU of Michigan seeks records on AI used by the state’s health agency to ensure accuracy in SNAP payments.
The Michigan Supreme Court ruled against Eli Lilly, overturning a precedent and siding with the Attorney General.
Michigan agrees not to enforce conversion therapy ban for minors after a U.S. Supreme Court ruling affected the law.
A Muskegon woman sues Taco Bell and lettuce company after contracting cyclosporiasis, facing ongoing health issues.
Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson is hitting the road for the Road to Trifecta Tour, aiming for Democratic wins.
A cartoonist reflects on Trump’s speech in Michigan, drawing parallels to the “golden rule” comic from Wizard of Id.
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A new federal housing law aims to close Michigan’s housing gap by boosting construction and financing access.
Michigan Public interviewed gubernatorial candidates on data centers, economic development, and mass deportations.
