Michigan House GOP Proposes Repeal of State’s Clean Energy Standards
March 12, 2026
Michigan House Republicans aim to repeal clean energy standards, prioritizing cost and reliability over fossil fuel reduction.
Michigan House Republicans aim to repeal clean energy standards, prioritizing cost and reliability over fossil fuel reduction.
Michigan may require K-5 teachers to complete literacy training by 2029-2030 under new bipartisan legislation. Concerns exist.
The Michigan Senate passed bills to help with medical debt, aiming to protect credit scores and limit collection practices.
New Montana hunting laws impact licenses, introduce a License Ambassador Program, and adjust fees for residents and nonresidents.
Americans face challenges affording health care, with many cutting back on essentials as insurance costs rise.
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The Arizona State Schools for the Deaf and Blind board considers salary changes amid budget issues, sparking criticism.
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The Gelman dioxane plume in Ann Arbor is now a Superfund site, promising federal aid and long-term cleanup plans.
At the N.C. Main Street Conference in New Bern, 42 individuals and organizations are honored for revitalizing downtowns and energizing local economies.
As concerns over electricity costs and environmental impacts rise, some officials are pushing to halt data center development.
