All five BAMN candidates for the DPSCD school board want to oust Superintendent Nikolai Vitti. They all want to stop the district from closing small schools.

Two Republicans are trying to get onto the Democratic-dominated board. The board makes recommendations for education policy ...

Detroiters from the blind community raise voting machine concerns and call for assurances that November will yield a different experience at the polls.

The City Council is backing a November millage proposal to benefit two of Detroit’s cultural institutions. Council members on Tuesday approved a resolution initiated by Council Member Scott Benson ...

The city will install about 100 new shelters and 120 benches through 2027. The additions are part of an ongoing plan to upgrade hundreds of bus stops.

Faith in Detroit Executive Director Fr. William Danaher speaks with Paul Jones of the Church of the Messiah Detroit about his ...

The school board has real power. It helps set district policy, oversees the budget and can hire or fire the superintendent.

This year is DPSCD's last to spend its $94.4 million literacy lawsuit settlement. The district analyzed what did and didn't work during the first two years of initiatives the settlement paid for.

Teens today face threats to their well-being beyond what many adults immediately recognize, along with barriers to getting help that make it tough to get better.

Teens today face threats to their well-being beyond what many adults immediately recognize, along with barriers to getting help that make it tough to get better.

The first wave of Michiganders who face stricter rules under a federal Medicaid overhaul, about 5,000 immigrants, will lose coverage for routine care Oct. 5, transitioning to emergency-only benefits.