Michigan Democrats’ Convention Highlights Progressive Wins and Strategies
April 20, 2026
Progressive Michigan Democrats saw success at the endorsement convention, with record attendance and key victories.
Progressive Michigan Democrats saw success at the endorsement convention, with record attendance and key victories.
Opposition to data centers is growing, impacting local politics and prompting legislative actions nationwide.
Advocates urge Michigan lawmakers to tackle racial disparities in maternal healthcare during Black Maternal Health Week.
Local, state, and federal officials knew the Cheboygan Dam’s risks for years but failed to enforce necessary repairs.
Genessee County Sheriff Chris Swanson files 26,000 signatures to enter the Democratic primary for Michigan governor.
Mike Rogers aims to reclaim Michigan’s Senate seat, promising change for working families as he files for the primary.
The Michigan Legislature faces a tight budget timeline as elections approach, with debates on voting and utility rates.
Lawmakers are moving budget bills early to avoid last year’s Michigan deadline issues, aiming for a balanced budget.
Michigan Senate discusses a bill to limit utilities from frequent rate hikes, aiming to stabilize rising energy costs.
Days after the U.S. Navy started blockading the Strait of Hormuz, questions arise about sustaining this large operation.
Days after the U.S. Navy’s blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, questions about its sustainability and effectiveness emerge.
Michigan Senate passes bills to end mandatory overtime for nurses, granting exceptions and eight-hour breaks post-shift.
