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.
Teamwork is crucial, and staff are equipped with appropriate gear to maintain safety while working outdoors.
Suttons Bay Public Schools held a community forum Thursday night to answer questions about their plans for an $18 million bond.
As Michigan braces for negative temperatures this weekend, outdoor enthusiasts like Jonny Tornga from TART Trails continue to stay active.
Onekama Consolidated Schools is moving forward with plans to enhance their district's outdoor facilities.
The project includes demolishing the old middle school building, which has been vacant for 15 years.
Naloxone distribution boxes have been installed at all Northwest Michigan Works! Service Centers.
Local districts are taking steps to address teaching shortages, as the Department of Education reports more teachers are staying in the field than leaving compared to previous years.
Benzie County Schools has announced the first two National-Board Certified teachers in the district.
The audit was conducted after the district transitioned to a new software system, which caused some manual merging of data.
Currently, ATS operates 11 buildings, including six recovery homes, across Traverse City, which poses challenges for those seeking help.
Grand Traverse Area Catholic Schools students will write letters to active duty service members during Catholic Schools Week, held in the last week of January.
Free rental equipment, including cross-country skis, snowshoes and fat bikes, will be available on a first-come, first-served basis starting at 10:30 a.m.
