Michigan Voters to Decide on Proposals for Political Donations, Convention
September 4, 2026
Michigan voters face two statewide questions in November: a constitutional convention and limits on political donations.
Michigan voters face two statewide questions in November: a constitutional convention and limits on political donations.
A U.S. District Court halted the removal of 300 bison from Montana grazing lands, granting a restraining order against BLM.
This story is excerpted from Capitolized, a weekly politics newsletter featuring expert reporting, analysis and insight. Want to see Capitolized in your inbox every Thursday? Sign up here. As the legislative session nears its end, U.S. Rep. Troy Downing proposes a bill to cut HUD funding for “sanctuary cities.” This
The Trump administration partners with eight universities, including ASU, to boost advanced manufacturing in the US.
Flagstaff resident Rob Decot witnessed the aftermath of Grand Canyon flooding, recovering a body while rafting.
A federal judge ruled American Prairie can keep grazing bison on three allotments as a federal lawsuit proceeds.
Beth Osborne, a Las Vegas writer, shares her personal story of having an abortion at 18 and advocates for Nevada’s Question 6 to safeguard abortion rights.
Katrina Manetta, Democratic nominee in Michigan’s 58th District, aims to address healthcare access and living costs.
Governor Stein promoted North Carolina’s business and tourism in Ireland, highlighting strong economic ties and potential for increased Irish investment.
Beef prices soar due to drought and competition. Trump lifts tariffs on imports, sparking industry concerns over safety.
Beef prices in the U.S. soared nearly 57% over five years due to reduced cattle herds, drought, and global competition.
Beef prices in the U.S. surged 57% in five years. Trump’s tariff waiver on imports aims to lower costs, sparking debate.
