Michigan Approves Week-Long Budget Extension to Avert Shutdown
October 1, 2025
Michigan lawmakers extended government funding for a week to finalize a new budget, averting a shutdown.
Michigan lawmakers extended government funding for a week to finalize a new budget, averting a shutdown.
Governor Whitmer and state leaders announce no government shutdown as budget talks continue, ensuring services remain.
Earthfest’s 30th anniversary featured demos, free bike repairs, and animal visits, celebrating U-M’s green initiatives.
As the government shutdown looms, federal workers and services face disruptions, while essential operations persist.
Without congressional action, government funding will expire at midnight on Oct. 1, leading to a potential shutdown.
The Michigan Senate passed a budget transparency resolution Monday, requiring lawmakers to disclose earmark details.
Michigan leaders urge continued funding for community violence intervention programs after a church shooting in Grand Blanc.
The Legislature returns to finalize the state budget before Wednesday, avoiding a partial shutdown and service loss.
Michigan’s AG urges local governments to apply for opioid settlement funds before October 8. Eligible areas could receive up to $24.5 million.
The Michigan House passed bills for road repairs, raising funds from marijuana sales and corporate taxes, sparking debate.
Planned Parenthood of Michigan will continue abortion services despite a Medicaid funding freeze affecting 14,500 patients.
The Michigan Senate passed bills to make college and career training more accessible, enhancing the state’s workforce.
