Michigan News

Flint residents will receive settlement letters from the $600M Flint water crisis fund. Claims processed online soon.

The Republican-controlled House and Senate have shown signs of independence from Trump, pushing back on tariffs and strikes.

Republicans in Congress show signs of pushing back against Trump, with lawmakers reasserting independence on key issues.

Michigan’s proposed bill mandates social media platforms verify users’ ages and get parental consent for under-18s.

A Michigan judge ruled against blocking a new tax on recreational marijuana, set to begin on January 1, sparking appeals.

After the Supreme Court’s conservative majority ruled in favor of Texas lawmakers, Republicans gain an edge in the redistricting battle leading into the 2026 elections.

Michigan K-8 students show math improvement post-COVID, reaching 51st percentile, but reading scores stagnate near median.

Governor Whitmer and six other governors urge the EPA to monitor microplastics, highlighting an emerging concern.

Michigan voters may choose between property tax cut plans next year, as House Speaker Matt Hall proposes a ballot option.

A federal judge approved a plan to pay claims from a $600M settlement tied to Flint’s lead-contaminated water crisis.

Plans for data centers in Michigan face protests over electricity, water use, and transparency amid AI-driven demand.