Author: Interlochen Public Radio
Opinion | Michiganâs literacy reform should include nonpublic school teachers
The exclusion of these nonpublic schoolteachers from state-supported Science of Reading training is shortsighted, and it risks leaving behind thousands of Michigan students who all need effective reading instruction….
Bridge Culture Club discusses ‘The Invisible Mammal’ documentary
Kristin Tièche joined Bridge Culture Club this week to answer questions about her documentary about bats and the humans who help them….
After billion-robocall barrage, Michigan lawmakers eye crackdown
With robocalls and spam texts on the rise, a new Michigan plan proposes fines of up to $100,000 and disclosure requirements….
Food assistance to âpauseâ for 1.4M in Michigan due to federal shutdown
Michigan health officials: SNAP food assistance benefits for 1.4 million will “temporarily pause” in November if federal government shutdown continues. Program for mothers with infant children also at risk….
Michigan: Gotion battery plant plan is dead after years of controversyÂ
A proposed $2.4 electric vehicle battery plant near Big Rapids has been beset over by lawsuit and questions about its ties to Communist China. Itâs the second big-ticket project to die in the past few months….