Flint Relaunches Campaign to Tackle Illegal Dumping with Cash Rewards
April 3, 2026
Flint officials relaunch campaign against illegal dumping, offering cash rewards for tips leading to arrests.
Flint officials relaunch campaign against illegal dumping, offering cash rewards for tips leading to arrests.
Michigan’s free preschool enrollment hits record with nearly 55,000 kids in GSRP, saving families $14,000 annually.
Charles Witke, professor emeritus of Greek and Latin, passed away March 21, 2026. Born in 1931, he was known for his…
Dental caries, prevalent in low-income areas, outpaces asthma in children. U-M addresses this with a $2.1M HRSA grant.
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Food banks in Michigan face challenges due to rising gas prices and funding cuts, leading to increased demand for aid.
Governor Whitmer’s directive seeks to assess tariff impacts on Michigan businesses, urging potential refunds post-SC ruling.
Republican Rep. Bill Huizenga accepted $167,000 from utility PACs as rates surged for Michiganders. These hikes add strain to working families.
Michigan Congresswoman Haley Stevens introduces legislation to restore jobs at the Social Security Administration.
Gubernatorial candidate Perry Johnson’s tax cut plan oversells savings, sparking questions on funding state operations.
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