Court Ruling Ends Long Battle Over Federal Student Loan Forgiveness
July 31, 2026
The legal battle to forgive nearly half a million student loans, alleging college fraud, concludes after years in court.
The legal battle to forgive nearly half a million student loans, alleging college fraud, concludes after years in court.
Michigan AG sues nursing home operator for Medicaid fraud, citing inadequate staffing. Seeks damages and fines.
Planned Parenthood of Michigan is closing three more health centers due to federal funding cuts and financial issues.
A new federal housing law aims to close Michigan’s housing gap by boosting construction and financing access.
Michigan Public interviewed gubernatorial candidates on data centers, economic development, and mass deportations.
Chris Taylor, Ann Arbor’s mayor for 12 years, faces Yousef Rabhi in a close race, focusing on housing affordability issues.
Detroit allocates $9.2M to “Homeless to Housed” initiative, aiding 500 Detroiters annually with rent and support.
Democrats reintroduce bills after court battle; Whitmer vetoed delays. GOP demands compromise on taxes, utilities.
Corewell Health and Teamsters Local 2024 reached a tentative agreement for 10,000 nurses with a 15% wage increase.
With Michigan’s primary election approaching, experts discuss the governor and U.S. Senate races on It’s Just Politics.
Julie Groce, a Michigan teacher, struggles with rising costs, limiting her son’s summer camp options due to affordability.
Federal Reserve policymakers face a key decision on interest rates amid stubborn inflation and AI’s economic impact.
