Michigan Sustainable Agriculture Programs Hit by USDA Funding Pause
February 17, 2025
Funding pauses at the USDA are affecting sustainable agricultural programs in Michigan, impacting local farmers.
Funding pauses at the USDA are affecting sustainable agricultural programs in Michigan, impacting local farmers.
We discuss a new bill on proof of citizenship for voting in Michigan and examine Trump’s tariffs affecting agriculture.
False claims of ICE raids in Michigan stir fear, highlighting challenges in verifying online information amid policy shifts.
The Bomber in Ypsilanti faces soaring egg costs due to bird flu, forcing possible price hikes to sustain business.
Staff at the College of Pharmacy and Michigan Medicine receive 2024 Candace J. Johnson Award for Staff Excellence.
Protesters across the country called for a boycott of Tesla to oppose CEO Elon Musk’s actions in the Trump administration.
Michigan Public’s Morning Edition highlights Michigan authors for Black History Month, featuring Felicia B. George.
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Explore the potential impacts of a new minimum wage and paid sick leave bill, and becoming a volunteer lighthouse keeper.
A state constitutional crisis is unfolding in Lansing over whether a chamber can withhold a bill from the governor.
