Cincinnati Public Schools pioneered a Safe Sleep Lot for homeless families to sleep in cars, aiding over 300 people.
Aging workers, strict immigration, and a construction boom strain skilled trades. More training and visas are needed.
The board at Flathead Valley Community College appoints a new president, sparking transparency concerns from faculty.
The U.S. Treasury released guidance for the federal scholarship tax credit program, starting January, aiding state SGOs.
As of late 2024, 5.5 million Americans used wheelchairs, with 70%-80% manufactured in China, facing tariffs.
A coalition in Michigan opposes Trump’s executive order to reduce childhood vaccinations, fearing increased disease risk.
Larry Flynn steps in as MDT director, succeeding Chris Dorrington, as agency oversees $1B budget and 2,000 staff.
Houston’s Fonville Middle School, once rated F, achieved an A rating after hiring learning coaches and extending school days.
Republican Rep. Tom Tiffany, while pledging not to cut Social Security or Medicare, has supported measures that could impact both programs.
Former NH Sen. John Sununu worked with a lobbying firm paid $760K to seek tariff relief for corporations. He’s now aiming for a Senate return.
