The Wayne-Westland Community School District has unanimously approved a bold strategic plan aimed at enhancing student success through targeted goals for 2025-26, including improved instructional standards and reduced absenteeism.
The Hartland Consolidated Schools Board of Education made key decisions on bond refunding and emergency operations plans, ensuring a safer and financially sound future for the district.
Rochester Hills City Council made significant strides on Oct. 20, approving vital nonprofit contracts, budget adjustments, and even a drone for first responders!
A new bill could ease the financial burden for homeowners in Michigan by allowing them to keep their property tax poverty exemption for up to three years without reapplying!
Key motions from the Pontiac City Council meeting reveal significant approvals and postponements that could shape the future of local development—don't miss the important outcomes!
Pontiac City Council just approved a transformative residential project that could reshape downtown, but not without a heated debate over community benefits and local hiring!
St. Clair Shores City Council has greenlit the purchase of a new ambulance while tackling urgent repairs and contentious budget discussions—what's next for the community?
A new bill could change the way tax payments are received in Michigan, but not without raising concerns from municipal treasurers about its impact on local practices.
Superintendents warn that new funding rules for mental health and school safety are putting critical services at risk, leaving districts uncertain about the future of their support staff.
The Michigan House of Representatives kicked off a pivotal session discussing key bills, but adjourned unexpectedly due to a lack of quorum—what does this mean for the future of employment security in the state?
The 52nd District Court is seeking a $501,000 grant to expand Operation Drive, a transformative program aimed at helping individuals reclaim their driving privileges and break free from the cycle of court appearances.
An investigation reveals a major violation in Oakland County's IT contract process, involving a company owned by a current county employee—but no payments were made.
A new bill could significantly ease the tax burden for long-time homeowners and first-time buyers by raising the homestead property tax credit threshold to $196,500 and linking it to the house-price index.
State Rep. Carol Glanville reveals her top priorities for Walker, tackling traffic woes and boosting education funding while championing exciting local projects like the Fruitridge Bridge!
Oakland County Parks is embarking on "Mission 26," a transformative plan to modernize facilities and expand access to parks, ensuring everyone in the county can enjoy the outdoors like never before.
The Adrian City Commission has just approved six impactful resolutions, including support for a major redevelopment project and the purchase of a new ambulance!
The House Regulatory Reform Committee just advanced critical bills on veterinary telehealth, self-storage modernization, and beverage container tax credits—what's next for Michigan?
Rochester Hills is set to welcome the innovative Auburn Oaks development, featuring homes and condos specifically designed for adults with developmental disabilities, promising a secure and inclusive community.
A new bill in Michigan aims to protect nonpartisan candidates from disqualification over confusing paperwork that has led to costly litigation and stress.
Michigan's House Committee just took a crucial step to protect endangered species by advancing a bill that clarifies breeding licenses for accredited zoos, ensuring they can continue vital conservation efforts.
Wyoming City Council has approved a bold six-month pilot to send biosolids to Grand Rapids, promising a potential 15% savings on disposal costs while exploring long-term solutions.
The Owosso City Council just opened a 21-day window for bids on a prime three-acre site, where a family developer envisions a unique 40-unit housing project inspired by Quonset-hut architecture!
The long-awaited design for the Miracle Mile section of the Little Traverse Wheelway is complete, but a staggering $20 million funding gap threatens to keep it closed!