Chamber of Mothers advocates for maternal health, affordable child care, and paid leave, engaging Michigan moms for change.
Michiganders applying for SNAP may see their cases reviewed by AI to speed processing and check for fraud.
The Class of 1931 started a legacy of generosity with a scholarship fund now worth over $10 million, aiding many students.
Michigan’s free preschool enrollment hits record with nearly 55,000 kids in GSRP, saving families $14,000 annually.
Surrounded by lawmakers and advocates, Gov. Evers signed a law expanding breast cancer screening access on March 19.
Carol and Tom Shaw face soaring health costs after ACA tax credits expired, challenging their retirement plans.
Wisconsin Democratic leaders urge Transportation Secretary to release $1B for Superior bridge replacement by 2030.
Texas Rep. John Lujan runs for Congress as a job creator, despite his firm offshoring thousands of jobs overseas.
Sheriff Bryan Bailey, linked to abuse cases, campaigns with Sen. Hyde-Smith, who’s faced criticism for opposing police reform and racial remarks.
Brittany Seanor struggled to retain Subway employees due to low wages. Pennsylvania aims to raise its minimum wage.
