Michigan Postal Workers Protest Trump’s USPS Privatization Plans
March 20, 2025
Postal workers in Michigan protested against plans to move USPS under the U.S. Commerce Department, fearing privatization.
Postal workers in Michigan protested against plans to move USPS under the U.S. Commerce Department, fearing privatization.
Wayne County is ordered to reimburse former homeowners after inflated property taxes led to unconstitutional foreclosures.
A Republican plan to fund Michigan road repairs using fuel and corporate taxes passed in the House, redirecting $3 billion.
Governor Whitmer criticized a Republican budget proposal for potential cuts to Medicaid, impacting Michigan’s economy.
A discussion on the impact of federal funding cuts on Michigan’s refugee resettlement and Aaron Dworkin’s memoir.
Michigan AG Dana Nessel has filed multiple lawsuits against federal actions she believes violate the law and harm state residents.
Large, undisturbed forests better preserve biodiversity than fragmented landscapes, U-M study concludes.
Danielle Boyer founded STEAM Connection to provide free STEM education and created affordable robotics kits for kids.
Michigan’s income tax rate may drop from 4.25% to 4.05% due to a bill passed in the House, but faces Senate hurdles.
First, the impact of inflated property tax assessments. Then, resistance to renewable energy projects. Later, inland-water ecosystems.
House Democrats in Lansing discussed reintroducing the BRITE bill package to improve government accountability.
Safe Medication Disposal Event by UM College of Pharmacy: Dispose of unused meds and sharps safely on April 1, 2025.
