child care

The Northern Michigan Chamber Alliance put on the conference, which also featured panels with regional state representatives and candidates running for U.S. Senate.

This week: We wrap up our examination of northern Michigan's childcare crisis by hearing from providers and learning about a new approach near Northport.

Prosecutor Noelle Moeggenberg said the decision was steered by leadership changes on the organization’s board of directors.

Organizers say it's an effort to remove barriers for both parents and employers in desperate need of help.

State law allows families that make about $83,000 or less to qualify for assistance – casting a wider net for low-to-middle income families.

Surveys from North Central Michigan College’s Child Care Initiative will ask employers about the type of child care benefits they offer and how often they’ve lost employees due to the crisis.

Finding child care for infants and toddlers is nearly impossible in northern Michigan. That’s because there’s not enough slots or workers to meet the…

There is a child care shortage. That’s not going to be a surprise to many families, especially those in rural areas. In a recent Dome Magazine article ,...