Michigan News

President Trump pledges to “make America affordable again” amid economic concerns, but faces skepticism over claims.

The Michigan Board of Education updates health standards for the first time since 2007, with new topics included.

A group of 22 Republican state lawmakers requested DOJ oversight of Michigan’s elections, citing conflict concerns.

The Michigan Senate passed bills banning per-signature payments for circulators to curb signature fraud in elections.

A group of Republicans in Michigan’s state House proposes 55 bills to ease licensing, aiming to lower costs and boost jobs.

Julie Gibb, one of 25 million Americans with sleep apnea, undergoes a sleep study at Michigan Medicine to explore CPAP use.

Michigan’s Democratic reps opposed the spending bill to reopen the government, citing healthcare crisis concerns.

President Trump signs a bill ending the longest government shutdown, but key issues like ACA subsidies remain unresolved.

Detroit’s Reparations Task Force submitted its report to City Council, recommending programs for African American reparations.

Michigan’s political transparency portal faced delays due to tensions with its contractor, Tyler Technologies, causing frustration.

The House is set to approve a funding bill to end the longest U.S. government shutdown, but health care issues remain.

Michigan bills to track abortion data face a hearing. Critics say it may deter care, while supporters claim it’s for safety.