Michigan News

Michigan’s Attorney General charged five non-citizens with illegal voting in 2024, amid ongoing investigations.

Economic damages from the summer’s wildfire smoke in Canada hit $38 billion across 10 U.S. states, with Michigan hardest hit.

Abdul El-Sayed made history as Michigan’s first Muslim U.S. Senate nominee, amid widespread anti-Muslim sentiment.

Kalisizo, Uganda—In central Uganda, Irene, 22, takes part in a groundbreaking HIV trial, using lenacapavir for PrEP.

In Uganda’s HIV landscape, lenacapavir’s promise faces hurdles: high costs, limited access, and a rocky rollout.

Some swing voters are open to socialist candidates, citing economic anxiety and a need for solutions for all.

Michigan Republicans are concerned about a video suggesting a non-citizen was on voter rolls. State reviews ongoing.

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers approved a federal permit for Enbridge’s Line 5 tunnel, facing legal challenges.

More than 2.5 million Michiganders voted in the primary, with more Democrats participating than Republicans.

Voters in several states headed to the polls, revealing internal conflicts in both parties as midterms loom.

Michigan’s utility regulator suggests policy changes to cut power bills, focusing on efficiency, costs, and competition.

Michigan Democrats gathered in Ann Arbor to kickstart a coordinated campaign for the November general election.