Michigan Governor Optimistic About Avoiding Government Shutdown
August 11, 2025
Governor Whitmer is optimistic Michigan will avoid a government shutdown despite budget delays affecting schools.
Governor Whitmer is optimistic Michigan will avoid a government shutdown despite budget delays affecting schools.
A Flint city council election loser requests investigation over alleged irregularities with write-in ballots.
U.S. Congressman Hamadeh visited Syria, discussing the return of Kayla Mueller’s body, an aid worker killed by IS.
Northern Arizona Healthcare is developing a new strategic plan, excluding a ‘medical village,’ focusing on community needs.
The University of Michigan receives a $1.8M award to establish a Center of Excellence in Maternal and Child Health.
Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer met with President Trump to discuss tariffs’ impact on the auto industry, seeking changes.
U-M offers a new dual-degree in business and engineering, preparing students for leadership roles in various industries.
Jack Ciattarelli, who backed an anti-nepotism bill, paid his daughter $77,357 as his campaign’s Senior Digital and Operations Director.
Beloit Memorial High School is transforming education with CTE programs, preparing students for local skilled jobs.
The University of Michigan welcomes 8,000 undergrads for fall 2025 move-in, impacting Ann Arbor traffic Aug. 20-24.
Join the New Faculty Orientation at UMich on Aug. 20, 8:30 a.m.–1:30 p.m., Michigan League. Registration info online.
A male jaguar was spotted five times in southern Arizona, ending a year and a half without sightings by researchers.
