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Protecting students. We begin with breaking news. The Trump Administration is canceling funding for programs that aid unaccompanied minors in u. S. Shelters. Those programs include english classes, recreational programs and most significantly legal aid. Diane gallagher is following the story. Tell us what is behind the decision. It is essentially running out of money is what they say. They say they have asked for additional funding with 2. 88 billion in appropriations. In the meantime, they are ...

Two roads in Colchester are set to be introduced with fresh restrictions including a temporary speed limit.

The school was rated ‘good’ for its quality of education, behaviour and attitude, personal development, and leadership and management.

These decisions occurred at the Board's Oct. 11 meeting.

Panelists will discuss Michigan's LGBTQ+ policies including Michigan's history and important highlights, the Elliott-Larsen Civil Rights Act, as well as the path forward.

The first event will be held Thursday, Sept. 28 from 6 to 7 p.m. in Powers Hall 136 on CMU’s campus. This event is open to CMU students and the public and no pre-registration is required. 

A change to the Michigan Constitution that allows for early voting in federal and state elections has prompted Isabella, Clare and Gratiot county clerks to make plans, hire extra election inspectors, to take the burden off township and city clerks.

Veterans and their survivors are invited to attend a claims and enrollment fair Tuesday at the University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg, to learn about benefits that have been expanded to cover more people who were exposed to toxic substances during military service. The Veterans Affairs Pittsburgh Healthcare System is sponsoring

The Pittsfield school has received a preservation award for the extensive work at 150-year-old Founders Hall, the oldest building on the 23-acre campus.