Governor Whitmer Pushes to Streamline Michigan’s Permitting Process
February 27, 2025
Governor Whitmer proposes streamlining Michigan’s permitting process to reduce bureaucracy and expedite projects.
Governor Whitmer proposes streamlining Michigan’s permitting process to reduce bureaucracy and expedite projects.
A recap of Governor Whitmer’s State of the State speech, corporate subsidies, and the meaning of “constitutional crisis”.
Buying produce locally can be romantic and practical. CSA farms offer community connections and stable prices, say farmers.
The University of Michigan is enhancing its research on mobility technologies, combining UMTRI and Mcity expertise.
Navajo Nation officials discuss uranium ore hauling return, fire restrictions begin in NE Arizona, and more news today.
Fire restrictions begin Friday in northeastern Arizona due to a dry winter, affecting Apache and Navajo counties.
Navajo Nation addresses uranium ore transport despite opposition. Agreement allows inspections and sets transport limits.
The FDA ended the semaglutide shortage, impacting affordable access to weight-loss drugs. This decision raises conflict of interest concerns.
Megan Gherrity loves teaching prekindergarten but had to work multiple jobs due to low wages. Her situation improved after her husband’s promotion. Gov. Shapiro’s $55 million proposal aims to raise early education wages, addressing job shortages.
Apple’s $500 billion US investment includes TSMC’s Phoenix factory, creating jobs and boosting chip production.
Consumer sentiment fell nearly 5% in February, hitting an eight-month low amid inflation concerns and tariff news.
Proposals sought for the inaugural Rackham Symposium focused on mental health and well-being in graduate education.
