Michigan House Passes Bill for Greater Oversight on State Departments
June 10, 2026
The Michigan House passed bills for more oversight on state departments, sparking debate over political vs. expert input.
The Michigan House passed bills for more oversight on state departments, sparking debate over political vs. expert input.
The Michigan House passed bills allowing 25-foot buffer zones around police, stirring debate on protest rights.
The Hadley Family Recreation & Well-Being Center, a world-class facility at the University of Michigan, opens June 17.
The Hadley Family Recreation & Well-Being Center opens June 17. Explore its features and amenities in our gallery.
At the University of Michigan, inflation-adjusted tuition has decreased, and over 60% of local graduates are debt-free.
A Michigan Court of Appeals dismissed kidnapping and terrorism convictions against a man in a plot against Gov. Whitmer.
Tobacco firms applied cigarette marketing tactics to ultra-processed foods, driving health issues like obesity and diabetes.
Tobacco companies’ marketing strategies for cigarettes have influenced the promotion of ultra-processed foods, researchers say.
GLP-1 obesity treatments may also reduce cancer risk, with studies suggesting anti-inflammatory effects help suppress tumors.
A federal judge invalidated Trump’s H-1B visa fee increase, citing overreach and a violation of the Administrative Procedure Act.
Michigan’s Elissa Slotkin eyes 2028 presidential run, emphasizing bipartisan solutions and practical governance.
Bipartisan bills in Michigan aim to protect children from lead exposure by lowering blood lead level thresholds and testing baby food.
