Michigan’s Innovative Solutions to Physician Shortage
February 10, 2026
Michigan grapples with a severe medical provider shortage, with projections indicating a deficit of 800 primary care doctors by 2030.
Michigan grapples with a severe medical provider shortage, with projections indicating a deficit of 800 primary care doctors by 2030.
A Detroit program offering cash assistance to pregnant people and new mothers launches, providing vital support.
President Trump threatened to block a new Canadian-built bridge over the Detroit River unless Canada cedes ownership.
Jocelyn Benson’s gubernatorial campaign prioritizes addressing Michigan’s Black maternal health crisis with strategic plans.
Building today’s cities faces labor shortages and climate risks. Mania Aghaei Meibodi sees opportunities for 3D printing.
TRIO programs face funding cuts under Trump, risking college access for low-income students amid rising tuition costs.
Candidates for Michigan governor discussed education policy goals, focusing on funding and teacher support.
A lawsuit challenges Michigan’s civil rights law on abortion, claiming it infringes on free speech and religious rights.
Three recipients of the University of Michigan’s Distinguished University Professorship will share career highlights at the Michigan Union on Feb. 11.
SummerWorks 2026 invites U-M departments to host local interns for a 10-week program, aiding Washtenaw youth careers.
Former Michigan Governor John Engler calls for statewide debates, urging broadcasters to unite for the 2026 elections.
Michigan’s top elections official emphasizes the need for clarity on election security amid ongoing misinformation.
