Stateside: Tuesday, April 22, 2025
April 22, 2025
In this edition of Stateside, we explore tariff changes for Michigan manufacturing, a memoir by Daria Burke, and more.
In this edition of Stateside, we explore tariff changes for Michigan manufacturing, a memoir by Daria Burke, and more.
A Tappan Oak sapling, grown by alum Griffith, was planted on Earth Day at U-M, preserving its historic legacy.
The National Weather Service forecasts a wetter-than-average summer in northern Arizona, with increased monsoon rains.
Gov. Hobbs signed a bill allowing Axon’s Scottsdale HQ, bypassing a public vote. Opponents may pursue legal action.
On Friday nights in Wisconsin, supper clubs are bustling with people enjoying fish fries, old-fashioneds, and camaraderie.
An IRS program offering free online tax filing for 25 states is set to be terminated by Trump’s administration in 2025.
U.S. Rep. Haley Stevens launches her run for Michigan’s open Senate seat, focusing on Trump’s tariff policies’ impact.
Dearborn mayor announces Rx Kids program, providing $4,500 to expectant mothers, aiming to uplift families in need.
Governor Gretchen Whitmer emphasized road funding, housing, and innovation as priorities during her Grand Rapids speech.
On his first day, Trump rescinded protections limiting immigration enforcement in schools, causing widespread fear.
Montana lawmakers advance HB 932 & SB 537 on marijuana tax changes for conservation, creating a habitat legacy account.
Republicans disappointed by Gov. Hobbs’ veto of the Arizona ICE Act, plan to bypass her with a 2026 ballot referral.
