The Flint water crisis is a very real, and very scary, situation that strikes right at the heart of our state. The response from communities across the state has been heard loud and clear though -- we are here for you.
Refugees finding a welcoming place to live in Michigan is nothing new, but has recently been pulled into the spotlight and has been the topic of conversation across the state. While some disagree with the federal policies that allow refugees to settle here, other Michiganders are stepping up and helping them find homes and community support.
The Great Lakes are the most impressive fresh water resource in the entire world, and we here in Michigan are surrounded by them on both peninsulas. We take a look at what that means, and how we can better connect with that resource.
The year 2015 came and went, and with it many interesting stories across Michigan that our publications were proud to give to our readers. Here's a look at the top stories throughout the year from across our network.
The Henry Ford's Innovation Nation shares inspiring stories that showcase change makers and the possibilities for future progress. Before you start your holiday shopping, tour the home of H.J. Heinz, the man who changed the way the world shops.
In early November, Gov. Rick Snyder signed new rules for evaluating teacher performance into Michigan law. Senate Bill 103 calls for research-based evaluation for Michigan educators, requiring school districts to establish performance evaluation systems that focus more on student growth and less on student test scores. But evaluation is only one part of the story. What are districts and administrators currently doing to support teachers before the evaluation even begins?
A major African-American art event at a local museum is about to begin -- and it isn't even February yet? That snarky dig -- based on the impression the only time black art is featured is during Black History Month -- is beginning to look like an unfair one. Michigan art museums are making an effort to reflect the diversity of their communities year-round.
When it comes to expansion and finding continued success, multiple popular Michigan-born businesses decided to keep their operations close to home by expanding right here in the state.
Small business owners often believe they're simply too small to be at risk for cyber crime. Here's what they can do to start protecting themselves and their businesses.
Welcome to Michigan's Second Wave, the newest publication from Issue Media Group. We're looking forward to bringing you the stories you want to read.
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