News Summary Michigan’s public schools are under severe financial strain due to nearly $160 million in federal funding being withheld, affecting vital programs. With a state budget stall, school leaders are left guessing how to manage dwindling resources as educational funding remains below the national average. The impasse in Lansing
News Summary Michigan lawmakers have failed to meet the budget deadline of July 1, leading to uncertainty for schools as they prepare for the new fiscal year. Education experts indicate that classes will still begin in the fall, but funding delays may force cuts to programs and complicate staffing decisions.
News Summary Siena Heights University has announced it will close permanently at the end of the 2025-2026 academic year due to financial difficulties and sustainability concerns. Despite a large incoming class in 2024, enrollment has significantly declined since 2008. The closure impacts students, faculty, and the Adrian community, with administration
News Summary Michigan lawmakers have failed to finalize the state budget by the deadline, causing significant uncertainty for local school districts like Traverse City and Bay City. With the House and Senate in recess until July 15, schools face challenges in financial planning, risking essential services such as free breakfast
News Summary The U.S. Senate has narrowly approved President Trump’s spending bill, dubbed the ‘One Big Beautiful Bill,’ with a vote of 51-50. This bill, now headed to the House, includes tax breaks and spending cuts that Michigan Republicans claim will benefit families. However, Michigan Democrats have voiced strong opposition,
News Summary The Marshall Blues Festival is set to celebrate its 20th anniversary this Saturday, featuring free music performances in downtown Marshall. The event draws music lovers from surrounding areas, showcasing talented acts such as The Tweed Jones, Serita’s Black Rose, and The Jimmys Band. Despite facing community challenges, including
News Summary Siena Heights University in Adrian, Michigan, will close after the 2025-2026 academic year due to financial challenges. This decision, supported by the Board of Trustees, ends over a century of educational history as enrollment continues to decline. The administration plans to assist students in transferring to partner institutions
News Summary The U.S. Supreme Court is set to examine the legality of Enbridge Energy’s attempt to move a lawsuit from state to federal court regarding its Line 5 oil pipeline. Michigan argues that jurisdiction should remain at the state level, while Enbridge claims federal courts would offer a more
News Summary A 57-year-old woman from Montcalm County has won a $1 million prize playing the Michigan Lottery’s Electric 100s instant game. She purchased the winning ticket at Zerkas General Store in Stanton and opted for a lump sum payment. Excited for her good fortune, she plans to invest in
News Summary The Michigan Attorney General’s Office executed search warrants at the MEDC headquarters amid an investigation into potential misuse of state grant funds. The scrutiny extends to Global Link International, a nonprofit linked to significant funding from MEDC, with concerning financial practices reported. As the investigation unfolds, the implications
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