Whitmer’s $83.5B Michigan Budget Focuses on Lowering Family Costs
February 6, 2025
Governor Whitmer’s $83.5B budget focuses on lowering costs, childcare, education aid, and taxing nicotine products.
Governor Whitmer’s $83.5B budget focuses on lowering costs, childcare, education aid, and taxing nicotine products.
UM-Flint receives a historic $3.3M NSF grant to boost research, foster industry ties, and enhance regional workforce skills.
Michigan’s transparency in government is in focus as new bills aim to improve FOIA access and limit NDA usage.
Activists rallied at Michigan’s Capitol against Trump’s policies, urging leadership growth and 2026 voter turnout.
President Trump proposed a U.S. takeover of Gaza and relocating its population, sparking backlash in the Middle East.
The University of Michigan Museum of Art features Jarod Lew’s exhibit exploring identity and Asian American diaspora.
Michigan Senate hearings begin Wednesday on bills to amend minimum wage and sick leave laws, facing GOP opposition.
Sorting fact from fiction about immigration raids in West Michigan and exploring an art exhibit in East Lansing.
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Michigan Senate Democrats sue House Speaker Hall for withholding bills, claiming constitutional violation in court.
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Updates on federal changes: Classrooms need a warrant for entry, but public areas don’t. UM complies with law enforcement.
