Stateside: Wednesday, April 2, 2025
April 2, 2025
Joanne Hsu discusses consumer sentiment trends, while Michael Livingston visits a Wolverine warming center in Michigan.
Joanne Hsu discusses consumer sentiment trends, while Michael Livingston visits a Wolverine warming center in Michigan.
Planned Parenthood of Michigan closes three clinics, consolidates Ann Arbor sites, cuts 10% staff due to financial woes.
There’s a simmering fight in Lansing over nine bills passed last year but not yet sent to Governor Whitmer.
Ice storms shut down U-M Biological Station in Michigan. Crews work to clear debris as a state of emergency is declared.
State Sen. Mallory McMorrow enters Michigan’s U.S. Senate race, criticizing Democrats’ lack of urgency and leadership.
Major car companies report strong March sales, with electric vehicles surging. Tariffs may impact future costs and sales.
Michigan officials can accept free tickets to the Mackinac Policy Conference, with a new ruling affirming their value.
Michigan’s new law lifting a 38-year ban on paid surrogacy contracts took effect, sparking varied reactions statewide.
Health authorities in Kent County confirm first measles case in over a decade; exposure risks listed for public awareness.
An appeals court upheld the convictions of two men who plotted to kidnap Michigan’s governor in 2020, affirming the verdict.
We explored Michigan’s response to HHS cuts, May Erlewine’s album insights, and a book on business school failures.
Michigan joins 22 states in suing over $11B in public health cuts. Lawsuit seeks to restore COVID-era funding.
