Margherita Hill: From Michigan Roots to Art Graduate at U-M Stamps
April 27, 2026
Raised in rural West Michigan, Margherita Hill turned to art after her mother’s passing, finding solace and purpose.
Raised in rural West Michigan, Margherita Hill turned to art after her mother’s passing, finding solace and purpose.
Asher Kone, a U-M naval architecture student, turned his love for the water into a career path shaped by global internships.
Former Michigan U.S. Senator Don Riegle has died at 88. He switched from Republican to Democrat, backing Bernie Sanders.
President Trump and the first lady are safe after a shooting at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner in D.C.
President Trump and the first lady are uninjured following a shooting at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner.
State Senator Mary Cavanagh introduces a bill to repeal Michigan’s emergency manager law, citing its negative impact.
During Trump’s administration, many detained immigrants secured release through habeas corpus petitions, but bond denials rose.
Macomb County reports its first measles case of the year with no public exposure; health officials urge vaccination.
The Michigan Court of Claims dismissed a GOP lawsuit challenging absentee voting rights for overseas service members’ families.
Ypsilanti halts water for data centers, imposing a 12-month moratorium to manage resource demands and environmental impact.
The Michigan House passed a $76 billion budget proposal, cutting funds for departments like Health and Human Services.
Democratic lawmakers in Michigan introduce bills to tackle PFAS pollution, aim to enshrine clean environment rights.
