Michigan Third Grade Reading Scores Hit New Low Despite Reforms
Michigan’s third-grade reading scores hit a 12-year low, with just 38.2% proficient, sparking calls for urgent reforms.
September 4, 2026
Michigan’s third-grade reading scores hit a 12-year low, with just 38.2% proficient, sparking calls for urgent reforms.
Data from a BMJ study suggests at least 25% of NFL players could contract CTE, a brain disease from repeated head injuries.
A federal judge ruled that American Prairie can continue grazing bison on federal land, blocking a BLM rule for now.
The Wisconsin DNR urges boaters to prioritize safety this Labor Day, with tips like wearing life jackets and staying sober.
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s latest report shows Wisconsin ICE arrests peaked in June and July 2025.
Friday marks two years since the Apalachee High School shooting. Gov. Kemp declares September 4 as Remembrance Day.
Beth Osborne, a Las Vegas writer, shares her abortion story to rally support for Nevada’s Question 6, ensuring safe, legal access.
Research Triangle Park’s growth in NC started with leaders leveraging local universities, evolving into RTP 3.0 today.
Durham’s Italo Medelius, a former Amazon worker, ended a 40-day hunger strike advocating for union rights.
Georgia’s head coach Kirby Smart anticipates a competitive start as the Bulldogs face Tennessee State in Sanford Stadium.
An 80-year-old man died in a three-vehicle crash in Athens-Clarke County. Police seek information on the incident.
The family of a Milwaukee man falsely accused of threatening Trump plans to sue DHS for $5.5M over emotional distress.
