Why draw the line in the sand at third grade? There is an undeniable logic to demanding that schoolchildren show reading proficiency before moving on to the fourth grade.
During the Coast Guard Festival this past summer, my wife and I attended a concert on the waterfront by a tribute group called Old Friends.
Blogger Penelope Trunk says she’s noticed a trend among 20-somethings and the number of jobs they quit.
I've been pretty sick the past few days. The miserable stuffy, sneezy, coughy, achy, groggy type of sick. Where it's an effort to breath, and doing anything other than sleeping is a monumental task.
Have you ever thought about going on a long-distance hike?
A couple of inspiring videos that have made their way on to various social media platforms have received a great deal of play as of late — both of which have come from within our great state of Michigan.
If you take a walk along the trails at Eastmanville Farm today, there are few signs that point to the significance of the site.
Police brought us a bittersweet gift Tuesday — one that we thought we would never receive.
The state is considering gathering more data about sentencing and recidivism.
In looking through the comments today on a post from NPR about Donnie Jr. comparing refugees to Skittles candy, I was stunned all over again at the ridiculous shenanigans that people get up to online.
No one should think that all Christians think alike, especially when it comes to politics.
The Michigan Senate recently passed a package of bills to substantially alter the state's medical marijuana program, which has been vague ever since its 2008 passage.
The National Parks Service is marking its 100th anniversary this year, and amateur radio operators are joining the celebration by operating all year from many if not all of the locations.
In the last days of August and the beginning of September, I always find myself feeling sad to say goodbye to the many things I love about summer.
If state Republicans have Detroit fatigue, think how Detroit parents must feel.
