“Air pollution harms all of us. There are costs to that — it shortens your life," said an NRDC representative.
Mesick Consolidated Schools has launched a "No Screens" Literacy initiative that replaces classroom technology with physical books and paper to improve student literacy and comprehension.
Riley Bockhol and Stuart Nottke, students at the North Education Career Tech Center in Traverse City, are preparing to produce a short film titled "Finding You Again" after winning a national pitch contest.
Traverse City Area Public Schools is moving forward with a $27 million plan to build 70 units of duplex housing for educators and support staff.
Northport High School students engaged in a hands-on learning experience by designing and building sleds for a project-based class.
Traverse City Area Public Schools has approved the Superintendent's 2026 Goals, part of Dr. John VanWagoner's state-required evaluation.
The $4 million renovation, which is part of a 2024 bond, will include a new 1,400 square foot choir room and additional space for band and orchestra instruments.
Mesick Consolidated Schools are working to improve their bussing system after closures due to buses being unable to reach students, leading to an excess of snow days.
The community has two choices on the table right now – renovations to a section of the building from 1966, or brand new building.
A statement echoed in the building was something needs done about the M-115 and Mackinaw Trail intersection.
After years of applying, Houghton Lake first-grade teacher Leslie Greer has won a $5,000 grant from the Meemic Foundation for new classroom furniture.
The festival is a significant boost to the town's economy, which relies heavily on tourism.
Special Olympics Michigan's 2026 Winter Games are underway, featuring over 800 athletes competing in various events.
Northwestern Michigan College voted unanimously at their board meeting tonight to finalize the sale of their Boardman Lake Campus to the Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa and Chippewa Indians.
The funds will be used to buy a cooler and food, potentially feeding 30,000 more children.