Trump Admin Extends Operation of Michigan Coal Plant Amid Pushback
November 20, 2025
A west Michigan coal power plant will remain open for another three months under a new order from the Trump administration.
A west Michigan coal power plant will remain open for another three months under a new order from the Trump administration.
Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson faces GOP allegations of non-cooperation in election oversight efforts.
Kalamazoo allocates $700,000 for winter shelters, aiding 80 homeless adults. Aims to prevent tragedies like last year.
Enhanced tax credits under the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021, aiding ACA premiums, will expire this year.
Michigan has joined 38 lawsuits with other states challenging President Trump’s actions, records show.
Michigan lawmakers propose bills to reduce medical costs, strengthen financial aid, and remove medical debt from credit reports.
Governor Whitmer pardoned two turkeys, Faygo and Vernors, in a pun-filled tradition, and signed four bills into law.
Richie Hunter to step down as VP for communications on Jan. 2, 2026. Ken Kettenbeil to serve as interim VP from Jan. 3.
Middle schoolers from Durand and Marygrove explored Mcity, a U-M facility, for a hands-on STEM and safety event.
John Cougar Mellencamp sets the stage at Marsal Family School for “Hoosiers on the Brink,” a high-energy simulation.
The Detroit Public Schools board is seeking policy changes to enhance meal access for students, including dinner options.
A $255,000 grant in Michigan aims to aid community college students in earning associate degrees after transferring.
