Public Broadcasting Faces Shutdown After Funding Cuts by Trump
August 1, 2025
The Corporation for Public Broadcasting will wind down operations after a $1.1 billion funding cut by President Trump.
The Corporation for Public Broadcasting will wind down operations after a $1.1 billion funding cut by President Trump.
The Corporation for Public Broadcasting is winding down operations after President Trump signed a funding cut law.
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act is creating a $1.1 billion shortfall in Michigan’s budget, affecting services and negotiations.
A long-standing debate over Ann Arbor’s Library Lane Parking Structure may end as Proposals A and B decide its future.
On today’s episode of Stateside, Stephen Henderson discusses a failed bill on cell phone restrictions in schools.
Five more measles cases confirmed in Osceola County, marking the third outbreak in the state this year with 27 cases.
A bill to restrict cell phone usage in Michigan public schools failed a vote. It needed 56 votes but received only 53.
Theodore Rippey has been appointed dean of the College of Arts, Sciences & Education at the University of Michigan-Flint.
High Noon recalls 12-packs due to mislabeled cans, containing vodka seltzer instead of Celsius energy drinks.
In 2015, Michigan aimed to be a top 10 state in education, investing billions but now ranks in the bottom 10 states.
Nearly 48,000 Michiganders to get $34M in back pay after unemployment benefits increase, announced in July.
The future of Michigan’s universal school meal program is uncertain due to federal cuts to SNAP and Medicaid funding.
