Stateside: Friday, Feb. 7, 2025
February 7, 2025
A lawsuit challenges the University of Michigan’s campus ban for Gaza protestors. Plus, news on a new Detroit eatery.
A lawsuit challenges the University of Michigan’s campus ban for Gaza protestors. Plus, news on a new Detroit eatery.
A Bay City commissioner plans to propose a resolution to prevent city funds from enforcing federal immigration laws.
Sunshine Week highlights transparency in government; Michigan Senate passes FOIA bills, aiming for open governance.
Join Stateside and The Dish for a Valentine’s dinner with Filipino food and karaoke at Adobo Boy on Feb. 14-15.
Chris Swanson, Genesee County sheriff, launches Michigan governor bid, emphasizing unity and economic growth.
Governor Whitmer proposes increasing landfill surcharge to $5 per ton to fund pollution cleanup, faces legislative hurdles.
History of Black quarterbacks, Dearborn’s response to Trump’s Gaza comments, and queer rom-com stories from Grand Rapids.
Healthcare providers are canceling gender-affirming care appointments amid legal pushback. Tips on navigating misinformation.
Michigan ERs face a surge in respiratory patients, mainly flu cases, impacting care levels. Corewell Health reports a 25-30% flu increase.
Listen to Science Moms, a group of climate scientists who are mothers, advocating for climate change awareness.
A Michigan Senate committee reviewed a Democratic bill to modify the state’s sick leave law ahead of its enactment.
Some hospitals reconsider gender-affirming care for minors after an executive order. ACLU challenges its legality.
