Category: Michigan
Doctors, lawmakers urge Gretchen Whitmer to make stand for science, vaccines
As federal public health policies come under fire, a group of citizens, doctors and lawmakers is pressing Gov. Gretchen Whitmerâs administration to more forcefully safeguard vaccines and Medicaid….
Battle Creek faces life after Cereal City as Kellogg jobs leave
The WK Kellogg Co. has been bought by an Italian candy maker, and some worry about what that means for the future of the Cereal City….
When seniors call for help, who responds? A Cadillac woman’s death highlights a larger problem
HUD call-for-aid requirements, insurance concerns and unclear monitoring systems impact safety for seniors living independently.
Michigan conference explores solutions to lagging male education
State numbers show females have led males in college enrollment for more than a decade. Earlier this year, Governor Gretchen Whitmer directed the state to work on closing the education gap.
Gretchen Whitmer urges speed, critics want slowdown on Michigan data center
State utility regulators are deciding whether to grant swift approval or conduct a deeper review of a proposed energy contract for the stateâs first hyperscale data center. A decision could come within days….