Alexandre Dubois brings an international perspective to local issues, specializing in how global trends manifest at the community level. He is particularly adept at analyzing policy and its practical implications for residents.
12 published articles
Iowa's proposed 1.75% increase in per-pupil school funding for 2026-2027 is drawing strong criticism from local school officials who say it is insufficient to cover rising operational costs, potential
Western Pennsylvania faces extreme cold with sub-zero wind chills, leading to widespread school delays and closures. Temperatures are expected to rise above freezing by Tuesday.
A major winter storm in Western North Carolina has resulted in over 750 car crashes, widespread school and business closures, and an Extreme Cold Warning.
The University of Cincinnati and Miami University have canceled in-person classes for Monday due to a major winter storm and dangerously low temperatures.
New York City public schools will switch to remote learning on Monday as a major winter storm is forecast to bring up to 10 inches of snow to the area.
A New York State audit released on Jan 11, 2026, reveals the state's Lead Pipe Replacement Program is ineffective due to a lack of oversight and proper tracking.
A public policy dispute has erupted between Baltimore's mayor and the city's state's attorney over the effectiveness of a key juvenile diversion program.
A messy winter storm brought freezing rain, ice, and snow to New England, causing widespread school closures, power outages, and dangerous travel conditions.
US universities are adapting to a 17% drop in new international student enrollment this fall by innovating recruitment strategies and forming global partnerships. Visa delays remain a major challenge.
Gannon University and citizen group Keep Our Library Public have reached a settlement in a lawsuit over library space, reducing the university's lease to 10 years.
A Maine school district is in chaos after four of its eight school board members resigned simultaneously, leaving the body unable to function or make decisions.
Several Indianapolis-area school districts have announced two-hour delays for Monday, Dec. 15, due to dangerously cold, sub-zero temperatures.
