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Michigan educators divided on AI use in classrooms, survey shows
Some school districts embrace AI tools, but less than 30% of Michigan teachers surveyed are using AI, with concerns ranging from cheating to privacy issues.
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State government subcommittee wants details of Flint water crisis spending from Nessel
A state government subcommittee wants detailed financial information about spending on criminal prosecutions tied to the Flint water crisis from Attorney General Dana Nessel.
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Dowagiac woman appointed to serve on statewide commission to support well-being in the law
Michigan Supreme Court Chief Justice Clement appointed Cass County Courts’ Probate Register Kelley James-Jura, of Dowagiac, ...
Michigan Justices Urged to Nix Sex Offender Registration Rules
An attorney representing two convicted child abusers urged the Michigan Supreme Court on Wednesday to strike down both the state’s newest sex offender registration law and one imposing ...
The Supreme Court case that ended the dream of racially integrated schools in America
The Supreme Court’s most enduring ruling on race is not 1954’s Brown vs. Board of Education but a 1974 decision, Milliken v.
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63rd District Court to implement MiFILE E-Filing System
Kent County’s 63rd District Court is pleased to announce that it will soon join more than 50 courts across Michigan in adopting MiFILE, the statewide electronic filing system sponsored by the Michigan ...