Michigan schools that canceled classes for the March 28-30 ice storm will not be required to make up those days.

Gov. Gretchen Whitmer signed into law a bill that will exempt northern Michigan school districts from complying with a ...

No summer classes required for Northern Michigan schools impacted by ice storm ...

Governor Whitmer signs a crucial law aiding schools hit by ice storm power outages, offering relief and prioritizing students ...

New law for the 2024-25 school year will exempt Northern Michigan school districts to make up missed school days after March ...

The ice storms in late March left many districts unable to meet the state’s 180-day school day requirement without extending ...

Some relief is finally here for regional schools after Gov. Gretchen Whitmer approved a bill on Monday, June 2 offering forgiveness for closures due to a historic and devastating ice storm.

As spring turns to summer, the March ice storms in northern Michigan may feel like a distant memory — but for many still recovering, the need for tree-cutting and removal and debris clean-up remains ...

Schools across Northern Michigan that were impacted by March’s historic ice storm won’t have to extend school further into ...

Governor Gretchen Whitmer signed a bill Monday June 2 supporting Northern Michigan students and school districts by forgiving ...

Michigan’s “Three Free” Weekend lets residents and visitors fish, ride ORVs, and enter state parks without fees June 7-8.