Category: Michigan
Severe weather costs Michigan millions. Can funding meet demands?
It has approved $5.6 million in other disaster relief funding and owes an estimated $3.7 million to the Federal Emergency Management Agency for cleanup in
How many abortions in Michigan? The state can’t say under new law
The new law also notably left intact Michigan’s parental consent law. But tucked into the language that Gov. Gretchen Whitmer signed in November — and
StubHub backs Michigan effort to battle ticket bots
Using bots to buy and resell tickets has been illegal at the federal level for years, though bad actors are seldom held accountable Michigan House
Antidepressant use spikes among girls, young women after pandemic
A University of Michigan study found an increase in antidepressant use among adolescents since the beginning of the pandemic in March 2020, especially among females
Michigan lawmakers move to reform corporate subsidies; hurdles remain
Companies would not be allowed to lay off workers at one side and qualify for incentives at another, Hoskins said. And before there’s a finalized
Opinion | More EV production does not fit the needs of Michigan
This heavy influx of electric cars will place undue burdens on Michiganders and will come with numerous implications for both our state’s future and our
Michigan Elections FAQ: How good are Michigan polls?
Commonly-cited Michigan pollsters you’ll see often include EPIC-MRA (ranked 2 out of 3 stars), Mitchell Research (ranked 2 out of 3 stars) and Glengariff Group
Detroit MAGA makeover: Donald Trump, top allies, boat parade set for city
As he arrives in Detroit, Trump will be greeted by a planned “boat parade,” according to organizers, who intend to float from Lake St. Clair
Opinion | Who should control Michigan’s medicine cabinet?
The potential ramifications of handing over decisions about access to prescription medicines to a new unelected state board are huge. Similar proposals were recently vetoed
2024 Michigan elections: Tucker Carlson, Kid Rock coming to Grand Rapids
Wednesday, June 5 Nessel opinion tightens financial disclosure rules State elections officials can require officeholders to provide more than the bare minimum on new personal