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Michigan’s Legislature is moving a package of bills designed to streamline operations for the state’s beleaguered childcare industry. Not only have day-to-day operations changed radically because of COVID, but the industry’s financial model has been thrown into chaos because of the statewide labor shortage. In this episode, you'll hear two perspectives on Michigan's childcare crisis.

The state Department of Health and Human Services is asking the Michigan Court of Appeals to overturn a lower court order blocking it from communicating…

Flint voters on Tuesday are being asked to support a change in how their school taxes are spent.Voters are being asked to approve extending a current…

Gov. Rick Snyder is hiring public relations specialists to help him deal with the Flint water crisis.Snyder chief of staff Jarrod Agen says public money…

A federal report says improperly treated Flint River water was a “plausible” cause of skin rashes suffered by city residents.People in Flint have been…

The Environmental Protection Agency has issued an emergency order under the Safe Drinking Water Act. State and city officials in Flint will now have to…

Two Michigan Department of Environmental Quality employees have been suspended for their roles in the Flint water crisis.In a statement issued late…

Michigan State University and Flint officials are kicking off a campaign to get people exposed to the city’s lead-tainted water to sign up for a special…

As a counselor at Cass Technical High School in Detroit, Monica Jones knows this hasn't been the happiest couple of weeks at Detroit Public Schools.…

Flash back to Friday, June 24, 1972. President Richard Nixon goes on national television to apologize to the nation for the break-in and attempted bugging…