Governor Whitmer Launches Task Force to Boost Children’s Literacy Skills
May 30, 2026
Governor Gretchen Whitmer establishes a task force to enhance literacy, aiming to boost Michigan’s reading scores.
Governor Gretchen Whitmer establishes a task force to enhance literacy, aiming to boost Michigan’s reading scores.
Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson proposes a new department for arts, culture, tourism, and sports to boost Michigan’s economy.
President Trump’s 2025 budget law is reshaping federal student loans, affecting borrowers in Michigan with new limits.
Governor Whitmer discusses budget priorities, literacy, and housing, while hinting at future political possibilities.
Sumer Belbez Pek, esteemed physician-scientist and educator, passed away on May 24, 2026, in Ann Arbor, Michigan.
The A. Alfred Taubman Health Sciences Library at U-M was named a 2025 winner for energy conservation in Michigan.
U-M will purchase Concordia’s 140-acre campus for $60M, expanding its educational mission and community impact.
The University of Michigan collected 32,000+ pounds of reusable goods in an effort to minimize landfill waste.
Two Republican candidates for Michigan governor qualify for the August primary, while a third fails to meet criteria.
A Michigan landfill is barred from accepting radioactive waste from Manhattan Project sites, citing public health risks.
Michigan Democrats faced a fiery debate in a must-win Senate race as Abdul El-Sayed clashed with his rivals.
Governor Gretchen Whitmer plans to take a break after her term, with speculation about a potential national run.
