Gov. Whitmer Focuses on Stabilizing Michigan Medicaid
March 26, 2026
Michigan Gov. Whitmer seeks to stabilize Medicaid amid federal changes, proposing tax revisions to offset costs and tackle medical debt.
Michigan Gov. Whitmer seeks to stabilize Medicaid amid federal changes, proposing tax revisions to offset costs and tackle medical debt.
Fifteen University of Michigan faculty members were elected to the American Association for the Advancement of Science in 2025.
Ahead of No Kings protests, Michigan leaders oppose Trump policies, call for protecting elections, and defunding ICE.
Party divisions over rising fuel costs were highlighted in the Michigan Senate as Democrats urged policy reversals.
Oakland County’s medical debt relief initiative has cleared debt for 6,300 residents, with a total of $6 million forgiven.
The Washtenaw County Health Department confirmed its 7th measles case of the year, involving an unvaccinated child.
Governor Whitmer reads to kids, proposes $181M for Pre-K expansion and $625M for literacy, aiming for bipartisan support.
Immigration advocacy groups urge Michigan healthcare providers not to assist with immigration enforcement, impacting care.
Rep. Cam Cavitt’s bill to ban kratom in Michigan raises concerns over its abuse potential and lack of regulation.
State and city officials challenge DHS in federal court to block converting a Romulus warehouse into immigrant detention.
Members of Congress lose special Delta Airlines perks amid the DHS shutdown, affecting TSA workers and security lines.
Republican Senate candidate Mike Rogers faces criticism for misrepresenting his opioid epidemic record, linked to his past support of controversial pain care legislation.
