OK2SAY
Coverage of OK2SAY in the Nexus archive.
- Morning 4: Michigan Treasury under fire as hundreds of thousands wait for delayed tax refunds — and more news
The Michigan Treasury faces criticism over delayed tax refunds due to software issues, while a human trafficking ring in Metro Detroit reaches a plea deal, a physician's assistant is charged with child pornography linked to a Google Drive upload, and a record number of student safety tips were reported through Michigan's OK2SAY program.
- MSP: Students submitted near-record number of tips to OK2Say safety program last year
Michigan students submitted a record number of tips to the OK2SAY safety program in 2025, with 10,777 tips reported (second-highest since the program's 2014 launch). Tips addressed issues like suicide threats, bullying, and drug use, leading to actions such as hospitalizations and drug seizures. The program allows confidential reporting of threats to student and school safety.