Michigan Considers Bills to Combat Fraud in Fertility Treatments
November 5, 2025
Michigan House committee reviews bills making it a felony to lie about donor identity in fertility treatments.
Michigan House committee reviews bills making it a felony to lie about donor identity in fertility treatments.
On a warm summer afternoon, Adi Behar, a junior at the Penny W. Stamps School, pondered the Rampant Unicorn statue.
The University of Michigan begins the search for UM-Dearborn’s next chancellor, led by a diverse advisory committee.
A new drone policy is being considered at the Michigan state Capitol, involving monitoring, mitigation, and enforcement.
Running a coal plant near Lake Michigan costs $80M through Sept. 30, despite plans to close it. Consumers Energy…
Michigan’s clean energy progress is hindered by policy changes under Trump, affecting jobs and funding in the state.
UM-Dearborn thrives by expanding research and innovative learning while embracing its strong community roots.
Former city councilmen Kermit Williams and Mike McGuinness run for Pontiac mayor, focusing on infrastructure and community.
A landmark case challenging the state judiciary’s power over legislative processes is bound for Michigan’s Supreme Court.
President Trump’s administration must decide how to fund SNAP during the shutdown as court rulings demand continued support.
Food pantries in Michigan are overwhelmed as SNAP benefits pause due to a federal shutdown, increasing demand for aid.
Confusion surrounds Michigan’s response to federal food assistance cuts, with muddled efforts and unclear collaboration.
