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By Mark McDermott Three years ago, the Mira Costa High School badminton program barely had a pulse. Only 12 students, across both varsity and junior varsity…

Active kids live better lives, so why is youth sports participation so low? Tom Farrey and Dave Egner join Stephen Henderson to discuss.

Our roundup of the latest news from metro Detroit and Michigan businesses as well as announcements from government agencies

Municipal election set for April 2

Municipal election set for April 2

Arthur O. Eve School of Distinction, Native American Magnet, Frank A. Sedita Elementary and Early Childhood Center School 90 will have their playgrounds transformed to bolster student wellness and meet

<p><em>First-of-its-kind study suggests increasing the percentage of youth in the United States who participate in sports to meet a Healthy People 2030 goal could improve children’s physical and mental health and save $80 billion.</em></p>

Free event focuses on physical activity for kids; waivers required prior to participating

Tobogganing, rough-housing, climbing trees, playing with fire - all these things could hurt a child and the Canadian Pediatric Society says we need more of it. Today we talked about risky play. We were joined by Whitney Blaisdell (Project Play YQR), Melodie Lectivo (Early Learning Centre), Chris Scribe (Walks First Educational Consulting) and Landon Schira (education student through SUNTEP).

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell will speak in the City of Detroit on Wednesday with just 99 days left until the NFL Draft in Detroit.