Author: Interlochen Public Radio
Losing ‘SNAP-Ed’ isn’t just losing educators, but also an infrastructure to promote community health
Federal funding cuts mean more than 120 health educators in Michigan will be out of work this month and health programs will end.
Hall says he’s ‘very confident in budget deal,’ won’t move up primary date
An effort to move up Michigan’s primary election date next year may be dead on arrival in the state Legislature.
Michigan Supreme Court to hear Line 5 permit appeals
The state’s highest court will reconsider the Michigan Court of Appeals’ decision in favor of the permit back in February.
State representative hopes for cooling of rhetoric, more dialogue after Kirk’s assassination
Parker Fairbairn, 26, says as a young conservative, Charlie Kirk inspired him to a career in politics.
Kalkaska considers data center development
A geologist running a carbon capture company has been working with local officials to develop a plan to build a data center that would combine data storage, power generation and carbon sequestration all in one place.
