Whitmer Urges Bipartisan Deal on Michigan Minimum Wage, Sick Leave
February 13, 2025
Governor Whitmer urges a bipartisan deal this week on Michigan’s minimum wage and sick leave laws, or a temporary extension.
Governor Whitmer urges a bipartisan deal this week on Michigan’s minimum wage and sick leave laws, or a temporary extension.
Explore Michigan Notable Books with author interviews and discussions, starting with Felicia George’s work on Detroit’s gambling.
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Southwest Detroit students joined a national protest, Day Without Immigrants, highlighting immigration issues.
Michigan’s DNR advises against touching dead wild birds due to suspected avian influenza in waterfowl in lower Michigan.
In today’s podcast, we explore Michiganders’ concerns over tariffs on Canada, affecting both economies and relationships.
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Bay City residents protest tolls on bridges repaired by a private company, urging boycotts and demanding lower costs.
The Trump administration swiftly moves to dismantle efforts against foreign influence in U.S. elections, posing security risks.
University of Michigan study links high pollen exposure to increased respiratory mortality risk in older adults.
