Bullying is unfortunately something that is familiar to many.

The local sheriff is speaking straight to the smallest of students -- elementary schoolers.

A 15-year-old boy is suing three players on an under 16 youth hockey team, their parents and the coach after he said he endured antisemitic bullying until he quit the team.

Three teenagers have been charged with multiple felonies for using threats, intimidation and sextortion as part of an Instagram cyberbullying scheme targeting Michigan students, police said.

Some parents are concerned that their children may be bullied for wearing masks in schools where masks are not mandated.

Some parents are concerned that their children may be bullied for wearing masks in schools where masks are not mandated.

Bullying, sexual harassment and racism are problems that happen in workplaces across the United States, and employees often don’t report them. The makers of a new app, called the “#NotMe” app, believe they’re giving employees a safe way to report those types of issues. This week marks the third anniversary of the #MeToo movement, which motivated Ariel Weindling to create the #NotMe app. Then, someone told her about the #NotMe app. People can use the #NotMe app to report any kind of misconduct, even including coronavirus (COVID-19) noncompliance.

Reports of bullying online are on the rise. If you need help with the Public File, call (313) 222-0566.