education

Michigan school districts will soon be allowed to apply for millions of dollars of federal aid tied to the COVID-19 pandemic.The $13.2 billion Elementary…

The coronavirus pandemic means Michigan schools are closed for the rest of the academic year. Many districts are switching to online learning and it’s a...

Today on Stateside, we talk to Democratic Congresswoman Debbie Dingell about the rapid rise in COVID-19 cases in Southeast Michigan, and how the outbreak…

Today on Stateside, we examine the domino effect the COVID-19 lockdown is having on the residential rental market—from renters, to landlords, to lenders.…

As spring breaks wrap up, university campuses across the state are preparing for students and faculty returning from travel abroad with coronavirus…

Today on Stateside, it’s Election Day! We’ll see what changes in voter registration and no-reason absentee voting has meant for voters and county clerks.…

There’s a distinct lack of diversity among Michigan’s educators. In districts across the state, just 6% of public school teachers are black. To fix that,…

Today on Stateside, how is Benton Harbor High School faring after months of scrutiny from the Whitmer administration over the school’s low test scores and…

Jesse Buttrick Davis was born in Chicago in the year of the Great Fire of 1871. His father was a lumberman who died young. His mother, whose lineage…

In the midst of the ongoing national discussion over mass shootings and school safety, one district in West Michigan is taking a new approach to protect…