Whitmer and Trump Collaborate on Michigan’s Recovery and Great Lakes
March 13, 2026
Governor Whitmer discusses aid with Trump, addresses Michigan’s needs from storm recovery to invasive carp control efforts.
Governor Whitmer discusses aid with Trump, addresses Michigan’s needs from storm recovery to invasive carp control efforts.
Thousands of Michigan retail workers depend on food aid, while executives receive millions, highlighting wage issues.
Ann Arbor tackles housing affordability with a new plan to increase density. Aims to balance progress and character.
Macomb County introduces Ballot Verifier, enhancing transparency by allowing residents to verify election vote accuracy.
The Michigan Senate Labor Committee reviewed bills for a public IRA option for workers without retirement plans.
Michigan House Republicans aim to repeal clean energy standards, prioritizing cost and reliability over fossil fuel reduction.
Michigan may require K-5 teachers to complete literacy training by 2029-2030 under new bipartisan legislation. Concerns exist.
The Michigan Senate passed bills to help with medical debt, aiming to protect credit scores and limit collection practices.
Americans face challenges affording health care, with many cutting back on essentials as insurance costs rise.
The Gelman dioxane plume in Ann Arbor is now a Superfund site, promising federal aid and long-term cleanup plans.
Washtenaw County reports a second measles case linked to the first. Seven exposure sites identified across five days.
The Michigan State Board of Education rejected a resolution to end gender identity instruction and notify parents of transitions.
