Whitmer Faces GOP Challenges as Budget and State of the State Shift
January 17, 2025
Michigan’s governor faces a new political dynamic, collaborating with a Republican House while eyeing economic growth.
Michigan’s governor faces a new political dynamic, collaborating with a Republican House while eyeing economic growth.
On today’s newscast: Sen. Ruben Gallego questioned the Interior nominee, Navajo Nation plans with Trump, and more.
A federal judge struck down Biden’s Title IX protections for LGBTQ+ students, citing exceeded constitutional authority.
A federal judge has nullified Biden’s Title IX protections for LGBTQ+ students, as the nation braces for a Trump era.
A federal judge has struck down Biden’s Title IX protections for LGBTQ+ students, exceeding presidential authority.
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ASU partners with state to establish a national microchip research lab in Tempe, boosting semiconductor manufacturing.
Join Distinguished University Professors Kushner, Sellers, and Wang at U-M for career highlights on Jan. 29.
A state House committee approved bills to scale back minimum wage and sick time laws, affecting Michigan workers.
President-elect Trump’s Treasury pick, Scott Bessent, is likely to be confirmed after a hearing on tax policy and tariffs.
A bipartisan Montana House bill proposes a state workforce housing tax credit to address the housing shortage crisis.
Doug Burgum testified before the Senate on aiding tribes and addressing issues like the missing Indigenous peoples epidemic.
