Author: Interlochen Public Radio
Opinion | Michigan can ease burden on families facing devastating medical challenges
Families like ours understand the devastating financial consequences a medical diagnosis can have. Policymakers have a chance to help, including protecting access to lifesaving prescription medicines and minimizing the impact of medical debt….
It’s not just Palisades: Great Lakes water fuels a regional nuclear revival
Restarting an aging reactor and building next-generation modular plants on the shores of the worldâs largest freshwater system….
Oakland County diverts mental health patients to ERs amid crisis center takeover
Critics fear service disruptions as Oakland Countyâs community mental health agency asks law enforcement to divert crisis cases to local emergency departments….
Michigan lawmakers: Fix zoning laws to grow housing
A bipartisan group of Michigan lawmakers say they think they have the fix to boost housing stock in the state by altering zoning laws….
Got raw milk? Michigan proposal would legalize wider sales
Republican-backed bills would allow Michigan farmers to sell unpasteurized milk directly to consumers. Critics contend there would be health risks, but supporters say consumers should be able to decide….