Michigan Open Records Bill Advances, Aiming to Boost Transparency
December 12, 2024
Michigan Legislature advanced a bill to apply open records laws, enhancing transparency but with some exemptions.
Michigan Legislature advanced a bill to apply open records laws, enhancing transparency but with some exemptions.
A proposal to toughen Michigan’s voting rules could be on the ballot next year, requiring proof of citizenship to vote.
2025 marks a pivotal year for Detroit politics as Mayor Mike Duggan eyes the governorship, opening a mayoral seat.
David Nicholas interviews Nandi Comer, Michigan’s Poet Laureate, exploring her journey and creative inspiration.
Meteorologists predict a wetter winter for Michigan, boosting the snow tourism industry hurt by warm winters.
Baking lemon bars with marijuana butter is festive, but accidental ingestion by kids leads to hospitalizations in Michigan.
Explore Levon Kafafian’s exhibit at Detroit’s MOCAD, featuring textiles inspired by their upcoming graphic novel.
Erika Alexander to speak at the 2025 MLK Symposium, discussing “Restless Dissatisfaction” on Jan. 20 at Hill Auditorium.
Detroit City Council President Mary Sheffield announced her bid to become the city’s first female mayor, emphasizing her 11 years of experience.
The EPA bans consumer use of cancer-causing chemicals TCE and PCE. New rules focus on prevention and safety standards.
Democrats in Michigan push for housing reforms, aiming to address high costs and aging infrastructure before Dec. 19.
