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WJR and Dr. Robert Livernois Look to Empower Education in Michigan with ‘School Talks’
DETROIT, Aug. 20, 2024 ~ 760 WJR will launch “School Talks” on Sunday, August 25 at 3 p.m., an all-new weekly program focused on the future of education in Michigan. The show, which will be hosted by longtime Michigan educator, Dr. Robert Livernois, will look to address a range of challenges that schools face, with focus on new techniques, best practices, and legislative ideas that are creating solutions and delivering results.
DNC: Democratic Leaders Push For Deeper Connections With Black Male Voters
A panel discussion at the Democratic National Convention emphasized the importance of voter outreach and engaging Black male voters to ensure participation in the presidential election. The post DNC: Democratic Leaders Push For Deeper Connections With Black Male Voters appeared first on NewsOne.
U.P. Honor Flight seeks applicants for potential all-female flight
ESCANABA, Mich. (WZMQ) – A U.P. organization that takes veterans on the trip of a lifetime is looking for a way to recognize the women who served. The Upper Peninsula Honor Flight takes veterans to Washington, D.C. for a day to see the monuments built in their honor. The U.P. Honor Flight is seeking applicants for an all-women flight, which would be in addition to the regular spring and fall flights.
Koi Fish Caught In Michigan Lake Breaks the World Record
Northern Michigan's Glen Lake, located in Leelanau County's Glen Arbor, faces a colorful problem: invasive Japanese koi fish—those vibrant, oversized goldfish you see in fancy people's ponds. However, these weren't your average, everyday koi invaders. These fishy little ninjas have caused serious problems for Glen Lake and others like them dealing with this invasive species.
Michigan Tourist Destination Named State’s First Autism Certified City
A Northern Michigan city has been designated as the state's first autism-certified travel destination. Families who have children or family members on the autism spectrum will find comfort in knowing that the Traverse City region has numerous businesses and organizations with staff members who have received special training to meet the needs of individuals with autism.
Lawmakers pass 2025 Michigan budget, free community college
The 2025 budget for the state of Michigan showcases a governmental push towards making education more affordable through several new initiatives approved by Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer and the state’s legislature. One initiative, making community college free to the state’s high school graduates, could provide more equal opportunities for access to higher education, and impact enrollment at higher education institutions like Grand Valley State University.
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