The U.S. Agriculture Department is opening up millions of acres of national forests for timber production following an executive order signed by President Trump.
Republican Rep. John James to run for Michigan governor in 2026, leaving open a competitive congressional seat.
First, what Trump’s tariffs mean for the auto industry. Poetry from a Yooper, EV charging tips, and a book review.
The University of Michigan announced a rollback of its DEI program amid ongoing student protests and legal actions.
Fathers living with their children foster lasting bonds through adolescence, according to a new University of Michigan study.
Once remembered through family stories, Tonia Lechtman’s life is now documented for the world to read.
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security revoked visas for four University of Michigan students, prompting departures.
NPR’s series explores the evolving state of free speech in America, highlighting concerns and changes under Trump.
President Trump’s tariffs shock Wall Street; UAW’s Shawn Fain supports some tariffs for the auto industry, despite risks.
Candice Wilson, a DevOps manager at U-M, is known for her problem-solving skills and passion for engineering projects.
The Texas AG is investigating Kellogg’s health claims over artificial colorings in cereals, citing consumer protection laws.
Thousands protested across Michigan against Trump and Musk, opposing policies on government downsizing and rights issues.
