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Over the holidays, Governor Snyder signed a bill to bring back drug testing for welfare beneficiaries.Snyder signed the bill on Christmas Eve, so it’s not…

Can’t believe it’s 2015 already? We can’t either.Here's a rundown of what caught our attention (and yours) most last year. Child developmentOne of our…

It makes sense that young people who have been abused or neglected would be more likely to get in serious trouble. But the numbers are nonetheless pretty…

This is a story about elementary school students, but it's not about the latest standardized test scores or teacher evaluations. Oh no, dear reader, this…

After a weekend profile in the Detroit Free Press, many of us are now familiar with the story of James Robertson. Because of income constraints and…

Adjusting to college life can be hard for any student, but it is especially tough for those from low-income and first-generation backgrounds. Only 11% of…

Every year, thousands of the state's best and brightest collect diplomas from Michigan colleges and universities ... and then leave for Chicago, New York…

The city of Ferguson, Mo., and another nearby town, Jennings, Mo., are the target of a new civil rights lawsuit aimed at what has been called modern day…

Michigan has been under a federal court order to improve its foster care system for years. The state wants the monitoring to stop, but there's no…

Earlier this week – mid-polar vortex, of course – more than 2,200 people filled Saginaw Valley State University’s stadium to hear transgender activist and…