Data

Water quality data for various Michigan streams and lakes is used to make policy and management plans, but a lot of that data actually come from regular people. A state-led program is now looking for more volunteers to help monitor water bodies near them.

The latest Kids Count report has good news for Michigan, with one caveat.The Annie E. Casey Foundation’s annual Kids Count data book is out today.The…

A new map is helping Flint residents sift through the history of their homes to find out what kind of water pipes they have. The interactive map allows…

Experts say local communities have been substituting mental health treatment for jail time in the United States for decades now. Tess DeGayner spoke with…

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel today announced that her office, along with 48 other attorneys general, have reached a settlement with Equifax over…

New research from the University of Michigan finds environmental organizations lack transparency.According to research only four percent of environmental…

The Michigan Attorney General is advising people to take action to see if they were impacted by a data breach of Detroit-based Wolverine Solutions…

At last count, some four point six million Michigan residents had their personal information impacted by the security breach at credit rating agency…

Nestle has been requested to submit updated data by the end of August on the environmental impact of its proposed increase to water withdrawal in Osceola…