Michigan Leaders Reach Budget Agreement Ahead of July 1 Deadline
June 23, 2026
A breakthrough in state budget talks at the Capitol sees House, Senate, and Governor Whitmer agree on spending targets.
A breakthrough in state budget talks at the Capitol sees House, Senate, and Governor Whitmer agree on spending targets.
On June 25, celebrate 150 years since the Indigenous victory at the Battle of Little Bighorn with ceremonies and events.
Phoenix expands partnerships with Taiwan beyond semiconductors, aiming to become a hub for bioscience and innovation.
The Pocket Fire near Sedona spans 638 acres, 0% contained. Aircraft assist firefighters as residents return home.
Grand Rapids’ new police chief Joe Trigg aims to elevate community engagement, leveraging 25 years of experience and city ties.
Washington’s Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool is at the center of growing controversy as the nearly $16 million renovation project faces mounting problems as the Fourth of July approaches. Cracking Lining and a Dead Duckling Significant cracking has emerged in the pool’s new “American Flag Blue” lining, raising questions about the
Governor Josh Stein announced NCWorks accepting applications for Workforce Pell, boosting financial aid for short-term training to strengthen NC’s workforce.
Hundreds of Indigenous survivors have shared their boarding school experiences, aiding healing and preserving history.
Innovative ideas from U-M staff enhance safety culture in research spaces, with winners awarded $250 for top strategies.
U-M launches ED Talks, sending faculty across Michigan to address educational challenges and engage communities.
May housing starts hit a pandemic low, threatening housing progress. Builder confidence drops due to rising costs.
Trump’s endorsements have evolved, now often backing incumbents early to secure victories in Republican races.
