Michigan Lawmakers Serve Lunch, Discuss K-12 Funding Amid Budget Talks
September 3, 2025
Lawmakers discuss school budget as they serve lunches in Lansing, highlighting negotiations for educational funding.
Lawmakers discuss school budget as they serve lunches in Lansing, highlighting negotiations for educational funding.
An auto industry group predicts U.S. electric vehicle sales will break records in Q3, driven by tax credit expirations.
Democratic lawmakers propose a Michigan constitutional amendment to strengthen due process rights amid federal threats.
Researchers at the University of Michigan are developing an at-home test for melanoma, aiming to aid early detection.
Chris Dorch was released after 32 years in prison due to changes in Michigan’s life sentence laws for young offenders.
The School of Dentistry at North University Avenue celebrates 150 years of leading dental education and research innovation.
Stephen Ragsdale finds solace in music, navigating life’s complexities from civil rights tensions to jazz discoveries.
Sept. 2, 2025, marks 80 years since WWII’s end, reflecting on U-M’s impactful wartime research and collaboration efforts.
John Charles Bilello, 86, passed peacefully in Dexter, MI. A retired U-M professor, he was a renowned scientist and author.
More than 600 nurses walked off the job at a hospital near Flint, citing disputes over staffing levels and pay issues.
Michigan has seen a 30% decline in infectious syphilis cases since 2021, but congenital syphilis in infants has risen.
Governor Whitmer sets timeline for special elections to fill Michigan’s vacant 35th Senate District seat in 2025.
