Michigan’s 11-Year Same-Sex Marriages: A Look Back and Forward
March 21, 2025
Michigan marks 11 years since over 300 same-sex couples wed after a historic court ruling. Legal battles continue.
Michigan marks 11 years since over 300 same-sex couples wed after a historic court ruling. Legal battles continue.
Michigan lawmakers face delays in closing last budget by deadline, risking complications for state’s financial planning.
President Trump signed an executive order to dismantle the U.S. Education Department, fulfilling a campaign promise.
U-M Health unveils plans for a $250M clinical facility in Troy, enhancing patient access in southeast Michigan.
Neel U. Sukhatme appointed as Dean of Law at Michigan, effective July 2025, bringing innovative leadership.
First, the impact of funding cuts on Michigan tribes. Then, stories in state park logbooks. Plus, revived shipwreck seeds.
Postal workers in Michigan protested against plans to move USPS under the U.S. Commerce Department, fearing privatization.
Wayne County is ordered to reimburse former homeowners after inflated property taxes led to unconstitutional foreclosures.
The School of Nursing receives a $2M grant from the Bedford Falls Foundation to support over 140 nursing students.
A Republican plan to fund Michigan road repairs using fuel and corporate taxes passed in the House, redirecting $3 billion.
Governor Whitmer criticized a Republican budget proposal for potential cuts to Medicaid, impacting Michigan’s economy.
A discussion on the impact of federal funding cuts on Michigan’s refugee resettlement and Aaron Dworkin’s memoir.
