Schools across Michigan are estimated to need $23 billion for necessary infrastructure work over the next 10 years, and that number is just a baseline.

The state granted $75 million to three districts including Flint to "modernize school buildings" and "reduce square footage," according to the state.

The state's first school facilities study found that Michigan's K-12 school buildings need $22.8 billion in repairs, ...

Outcries from attorneys and judges rebuking President Donald Trump’s actions and seeking to preserve the rule of law have ...

Forest City and North Iowa school boards on April 21 approved a superintendent sharing agreement for 2025-2026. Superintendent Darwin Lehmann will begin providing 40% superintendent services to the No ...

The American Lung Association has released its annual “State of the Air” report and several major cities are among the worst ...

A national report card finds that even with a $150 million budget threat last year, Michigan still made solid progress in staffing up its school mental health system ...

After-school programs, seen as key to pandemic recovery, face a grim future. But in Michigan, state lawmakers have invested ...

A new state-funded study shows Michigan schools need approximately $22.8 billion to upgrade their aging infrastructure.

Sunset Park, though modest in size, offers one of the most spectacular vantage points for watching the sun sink into Lake ...

Michiganders deserve energy-efficient public buildings that can save on heating and cooling costs, and students deserve — and ...

A long-time Jackson resident with a heart of gold has been making Easter special for those in need for 30 years and is set to ...