Measles Confirmed in Macomb County, Marking Michigan’s 10th Case
April 24, 2026
Macomb County reports its first measles case of the year with no public exposure; health officials urge vaccination.
Macomb County reports its first measles case of the year with no public exposure; health officials urge vaccination.
The Michigan Court of Claims dismissed a GOP lawsuit challenging absentee voting rights for overseas service members’ families.
Ypsilanti halts water for data centers, imposing a 12-month moratorium to manage resource demands and environmental impact.
The Michigan House passed a $76 billion budget proposal, cutting funds for departments like Health and Human Services.
Democratic lawmakers in Michigan introduce bills to tackle PFAS pollution, aim to enshrine clean environment rights.
Virginia’s move to sideline its redistricting commission could tilt House seats in Democrats’ favor amid court challenges.
Tuesday was the candidate filing deadline in Michigan with Republicans Aric Nesbitt and Perry Johnson filing for governor.
Experts warn that the One Big Beautiful Bill Act may harm US kidney patients, altering Medicaid and adding costs.
John James and Aric Nesbitt, GOP candidates for Michigan governor, claim the 2020 election was stolen from Trump, citing voter fraud.
A vibrant community from Ann Arbor, Dearborn, Flint, and Michigan Medicine united at HPE Connect ’26 to enhance health professions education.
The University of Michigan’s 2026-27 theme, “Human Health and Well-Being,” focuses on fostering thriving communities.
Explore strategies to lighten your mental load using practical tools from Leah Ruppanner’s new book, “Drained.”
