Michigan News

Legislative Democrats in Michigan propose bills to enforce stricter pollution cleanup standards and hold polluters accountable.

Proposed federal cuts to SNAP could cost Michigan $800 million annually, impacting 1.4 million residents, many with kids.

Today, a primer on rights when stopped by Immigration agents, plus pride history in Mexico, and Nina Simone’s legacy.

The U.S. Senate may vote on a budget cutting over $600 billion from Medicaid, risking millions losing coverage by 2027.

The device is small, but the hype is big. Continuous glucose monitors are transforming diabetes care and health claims.

Continuous glucose monitors, small in size, promise health benefits but raise questions about their usefulness for non-diabetics.

Flint city officials work to address budget issues after the council missed a deadline and protests halted meetings.

A new Michigan bill mandates early spending requests by lawmakers to improve budget transparency and prevent delays.

A bill to ban gun bump stocks is pending a Michigan Senate vote after committee approval, aiming to enhance safety.

Today, learn about tick season before heading into the woods, a Sudanese folk tale podcast, and a Detroit play on school shootings.

House Republicans intensify their feud with Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson, filing a lawsuit to enforce a subpoena.

Explore Michigan’s Great Lakes through “Great Lakes in 50 Maps” by Alex B. Hill, revealing history and legends.