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LANSING, Mich. (WJRT) - Student artists across the state are turning massive winter maintenance vehicles into rolling canvases to help keep drivers safe during the upcoming snowy season. State transportation officials announced the completion of the annual Paint the Plow project, which features painted snowplow blades from middle and high...
Ubly beat the USA Patriots 32-8 in rainy conditions Friday night to win the Division 8 district championship and advance to New Lothrop.
Frankenmuth and Swan Valley used second-half surges to claim Division 5 district championships Friday, paving the way for a regional championship rematch for the Tri-Valley Conference rivals. Frankenmuth and Armada were tied at 14-14 at halftime before the Eagles scored 34 points in the second half for a 48-14 win....
AUBURN, Mich. (WNEM) - The high school volleyball season is into the District Final round. Several local teams clashing to try and hoist a trophy tonight. Bay City Western defeated Heritage, 3-0. Frankenmuth defeated Birch Run, 3-0. Valley Lutheran defeated Millington, 3-0. See highlights from all matches here.
The Office of Indigenous Affairs at Central Michigan University is hosting events throughout November toeducate the community and attendees on Native American culture. Kasey Perez, director of the office, said the organization partnered with the North American Indigenous Student Organization (NAISO), CMU Dining, the Saginaw Chippewa Indian Tribe and the Soaring Eagle Casino.
Both football teams are 8-2 and Chippewa Hills will be looking for its second straight playoff win on the road on Friday night at West Branch Ogemaw Heights
Three Mecosta County middle schools are receiving $1,000 apiece from MARSP. Donations will support student media production, positive behavior programs and other school needs.
What does it take to run a city of 42,000 people every day? Where do your tax dollars really go? If you’ve ever asked these questions before, the City of Midland Citizens Academy is for you.
Failed bond leaves schools weighing cuts
CBA wins 4th district title in eight years
All-Saginaw Valley League North football
After a majority of voters on Tuesday, Nov. 3 approved the Midland Public Schools 10-year sinking fund millage proposal, the MPS Board of Education on Thursday set the measure in motion.
Chargers fall to Milford in district final
MHSAA girls volleyball district semifinals in division one and division three. In Div. I, Flushing beat Kearsley 3-0. Raiders will face Davison Thursday at 6 p.m. at Kearsley high school for the district four finals. In Div. III, Bendle beat Bentley 3-1. Tigers will face Atherton Thursday at 7 p.m....
Laker travels to Pewamo-Westphalia for Friday’s Division 7 district final after a 46-22 playoff win over Burton Bendle.
Coleman Elementary will continue its long tradition of holding a special assembly recognizing local veterans on Veterans Day, and new music teacher Alicia Pashby Maul is thankful to be a part of it.
Midland Public Schools is taking a student-focused approach to literacy. State law requires districts implement evidence-based reading instruction by the 2027-2028 school year. Midland's kindergarten through fifth grade will learn from one of two new literacy curriculums focused on the science of reading. "We want to make sure we're doing...
The Midland Public Schools Board of Education has scheduled a special meeting for 2 p.m. today, Thursday, Nov. 5, at the MPS Administration Center, 600 E. Carpenter St.
Grand Blanc and Montrose advanced in the high school football playoffs Friday night, with the Bobcats pulling away from Hartland and the Rams surviving another close game against Durand, while Bendle, Davison and Powers Catholic saw their seasons end. Flint-area football teams kept their playoff hopes alive Friday night, as...
Following the failure of the vote, district leaders must now use general fund money to cover building repairs, which could lead to staffing cuts. The recent vote follows two larger bond proposals that voters rejected last year, which were valued at $88.1 million and $75.5 million.