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Today on Stateside, Cornelius Fredrick died after being pinned down by staff members at the residential youth facility where he lived. A Michigan Radio…

At least 1,412 cases of COVID-19 have been confirmed as part of new or ongoing outbreaks across 27 schools, according to data released by the state for…

For a lot of Michigan kids, the first day of school this fall means another day at home. And if the spring was any indication, even parents who have kids…

Today on Stateside, protests in Detroit over police brutality have been peaceful for weeks. That changed this past Sunday when police arrested protesters.…

A series of education bills is on its way to Governor Gretchen Whitmer’s desk. On Monday, the Michigan House approved a three-bill package that amends the…

Physicians throughout the state are asking lawmakers to consider science and research when making decisions about how to proceed with education this fall.…

The pandemic is putting more families at risk for homelessness as financial pressure builds and eviction moratoriums end. Michigan already has the sixth…

State superintendent Michael Rice delivered a report on Tuesday to the Michigan State Board of Education where he offered recommendations on handling…

Today on Stateside, were you planning on socially distanced tailgating this fall? Bad news: the Big Ten has reportedly voted against going forward with…

Last week, the state’s largest teacher’s union said it would stand behind any teacher who didn’t want to return to an in-person classroom setting. Many…