Michigan schools had billions in federal pandemic aid to spend: How much is left?
Michigan schools have very little federal pandemic aid left to spend, according to the Michigan Department of Education.
Michigan receives federal funding to help end youth homelessness
The state of Michigan received nearly $600,000 from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development to make sure all kids have a safe place to live.
Crain's Detroit1dOpinion
Opinion: Investing in child care imperative for economic growth
However, one pressing issue is often overlooked: access to high-quality, affordable child care. This isn’t just a family ...
Swing-state voters —including Republicans— want federal government to expand handouts for parents
New polling suggests a broad and bipartisan consensus in battleground states when it comes to federal help for parents ...
Michigan adoptive parents to stand trial in child abuse case
The couple is accused of adopting children for financial gain and subjecting them to abuse dating back to 2007.
The News-Herald3d
A child is waiting: Life-loving Jayla has highest hopes for a forever family
Jayla has an infectious personality: bubbly, silly, friendly, sweet and also very caring. She is such a light and so fun to ...
Lansing State Journal3d
Waverly officials were unaware for months teacher was under child sex crime investigation
Waverly schools was not made aware by the Eaton County Sheriff’s Office until Sept. 13 that Robert Herzing was under ...
Bridge Magazine4d
Senate Dems OK retiree cost cut for Michigan schools over GOP objections
School groups are applauding the $615 million in yearly savings. Republicans warn of long-term consequences for educator ...