Lawsuit Challenges Whitmer to Call Special Election for Senate Seat
August 12, 2025
A lawsuit aims to compel Governor Whitmer to call a special election for a vacant Michigan Senate seat since January.
A lawsuit aims to compel Governor Whitmer to call a special election for a vacant Michigan Senate seat since January.
President Trump extended the U.S.-China tariff truce, aiming for a summit with Xi Jinping. Talks continue for 90 days.
Removing dams in Michigan is vital for restoring fish populations and improving water quality, but funding challenges loom.
A Michigan program, Rx Kids, provides cash to pregnant people and new mothers, showing improvements in prenatal care.
Governor Whitmer is optimistic Michigan will avoid a government shutdown despite budget delays affecting schools.
A Flint city council election loser requests investigation over alleged irregularities with write-in ballots.
New details on a meeting between Governor Whitmer and President Trump, plus a new microorganism discovery and more.
The University of Michigan receives a $1.8M award to establish a Center of Excellence in Maternal and Child Health.
Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer met with President Trump to discuss tariffs’ impact on the auto industry, seeking changes.
U-M offers a new dual-degree in business and engineering, preparing students for leadership roles in various industries.
The University of Michigan welcomes 8,000 undergrads for fall 2025 move-in, impacting Ann Arbor traffic Aug. 20-24.
Join the New Faculty Orientation at UMich on Aug. 20, 8:30 a.m.–1:30 p.m., Michigan League. Registration info online.
