Michigan Court Reviews Abortion Law Challenges Amidst Legal Battle
February 14, 2025
Arguments began in a Michigan court over abortion restrictions challenging laws requiring informed consent and a 24-hour wait.
Arguments began in a Michigan court over abortion restrictions challenging laws requiring informed consent and a 24-hour wait.
President Trump and Republicans target the Inflation Reduction Act, potentially risking Michigan jobs and EV funding.
Today, we discuss Michigan State’s public safety measures post-shooting, plus Valentine’s dinner tips and Ypsilanti’s The Bomber.
Elizabeth Holm and Nicholas Kotov join the National Academy of Engineering, recognized for their impactful work.
Corewell Health resumes new hormone therapy for minors after pause due to federal order on gender-affirming care funding.
Michigan Rep. Laurie Pohutsky had sterilization surgery, citing concerns over reproductive rights under Trump’s agenda.
Governor Whitmer urges a bipartisan deal this week on Michigan’s minimum wage and sick leave laws, or a temporary extension.
Explore Michigan Notable Books with author interviews and discussions, starting with Felicia George’s work on Detroit’s gambling.
Governor Whitmer’s road funding plan proposes $3 billion, while House Republicans suggest $3.1 billion for Michigan.
Southwest Detroit students joined a national protest, Day Without Immigrants, highlighting immigration issues.
Michigan’s DNR advises against touching dead wild birds due to suspected avian influenza in waterfowl in lower Michigan.
In today’s podcast, we explore Michiganders’ concerns over tariffs on Canada, affecting both economies and relationships.
