Michigan’s Conversion Therapy Ban Faces Challenges After Court Ruling
April 1, 2026
Michigan grapples with conversion therapy ban after Supreme Court ruling; Governor Whitmer vows to protect LGBTQ+ youth.
Michigan grapples with conversion therapy ban after Supreme Court ruling; Governor Whitmer vows to protect LGBTQ+ youth.
Chamber of Mothers advocates for maternal health, affordable child care, and paid leave, engaging Michigan moms for change.
Bruce Lesley emphasizes that the debate on birthright citizenship overlooks the impact on newborns’ rights and services.
Public health officials are monitoring a new COVID variant, BA.3.2, nicknamed “cicada,” due to rising U.S. cases.
Michigan’s marijuana industry challenges the state’s new 24% wholesale tax, arguing it exceeds the legal 6% sales tax.
Between 171,000 and 355,000 Michiganders may lose Medicaid due to new work requirements and eligibility checks.
Michiganders applying for SNAP may see their cases reviewed by AI to speed processing and check for fraud.
For high school seniors, college application season can be stressful, especially for those in rural communities, where…
Duryea, Pa., faces rising flood risks as climate change increases rainfall, but federal funding for levee upgrades is stalled.
In 1880, Mary “Mollie” Graham became the first Black woman to graduate from U-M. She excelled in Latin and science.
David Ginsburg will unveil new insights on heart and blood diseases at the 2026 Henry Russel Lecture, April 7.
Bernard Marini, a pharmacy professor and hockey coach, advocates for accessible cancer care through education and collaboration.
