Author: Great Lakes Commission
Detroit’s approval of concrete mixing plant questioned
It’s the latest example of the city allowing special dispensations for heavy industry operations nestled in majority-Black neighborhoods. Read Full Story
With Flint megasite deal, Michigan tops $1B in spending on development land
The state will use a $250 million grant to buy property for the megasite, which officials said is likely to reach 1,300 acres. Looming federal
Four arrested as University of Michigan breaks up pro-Palestinian encampment
Police at the University of Michigan ‘removed’ a student encampment Tuesday morning and arrested four people following a month-long protest over the Israel-Hamas war. Student
Ann Arbor Public Schools approves $20.4 million in cuts over parent protests
The cuts follow pay raises and an enrollment drop, upsetting parents who wanted administrators to share the pain in order to save teachers, world language
As Michigan becomes abortion destination, foes and advocates expand services
Michigan’s pregnancy crisis centers, dismissed as ‘fake clinics’ by some, say they are increasing clinic staff and equipment and uniting for a stronger voice. Abortion