Michigan Audit Reveals Oversight Issues in School Services Program
A state audit found Michigan’s health department lacks oversight in school services, leading to credential issues.
March 7, 2026
A state audit found Michigan’s health department lacks oversight in school services, leading to credential issues.
North Carolina’s clean energy job market grew 13.8% since the pandemic, driven by solar and clean-tech manufacturing.
Democratic senators urge U.S. Transportation Secretary to release a $1B grant for the Blatnik Bridge replacement.
Canton buys 35 acres of a decommissioned papermill for $12.5M to boost economic opportunities and build new infrastructure.
The UNC Board of Governors allows tuition hikes for the first time since 2017. Art Pope remains opposed to increases.
Governor Josh Stein and First Lady Anna Stein embarked on a visit to several ski resorts across North Carolina this weekend, coinciding with the Winter Olympics in Italy. Their tour aims to celebrate the state’s reputation as the Winter Sports Capital of the South and acknowledge the contribution of the
Governor Whitmer pushes for a permanent law to provide free school meals for all Michigan K-12 students.
On Nov. 12, 2025, the last penny was minted in Philadelphia, ending 232 years of history due to high production costs.
The Michigan House passed a bill requiring legislative approval for curriculum changes, sparking a partisan debate.
US Forged Rings, Inc., a manufacturer of specialty steel products, has announced plans to establish a major production facility in Hertford County, North Carolina. The project, unveiled by Governor Josh Stein, will involve three phases and a total planned investment of $875 million. The initial two phases are expected to
A Wyandotte school board member resigned after outrage over a comment comparing Muslims to dogs, prompting calls for change.
Short-term rentals surge near Yellowstone and Glacier, impacting Montana’s housing, especially in tourism-heavy counties.
