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State of Michigan/Governor Gretchen Whitmer says she’s not about to issue new health orders based on guidance from the CDC. -
The Center for Public Research and Leadership recently released a study showing the impact of tech-based learning adopted as a result of the pandemic.
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Community members in Ottawa County are banding together to fight racism on the lakeshore. The area’s Anti-Racism Task Force launched more than a year ago but met for the first-time ever in person this week, with new ideas and initiatives. -
Traverse City Area Public Schools’ passed an anti-racism resolution late Monday night.
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While the pandemic canceled events and crippled certain industries, it also caused an unforeseen shift in supply chains.
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Governor Gretchen Whitmer has approved 384 million dollars in COVID-19 relief for child care and public safety.
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The Michigan Court of Appeals is the next stop for the petition campaign to add LTBTQ protections to the state civil rights law.
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The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services is asking people who attended the Faster Horses country music festival this month to get tested for COVID-19, as health officials believe a coronavirus outbreak is connected to the event.
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Teachers were forced to learn and adapt on the fly last year as a result of the coronavirus pandemic. Now, they're taking those lessons learned into the upcoming school year
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Reporters and government watchdogs say the pandemic has made government transparency problems worse in Michigan.
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A state board will meet Monday to determine whether an initiative to expand Michigan’s civil rights law to include LGBTQ protections will move ahead.
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A judge will hear arguments this fall over whether to quash the decision to bind three men over for trial on state charges that they planned to kidnap Governor Gretchen Whitmer.
