2023
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This tiny bug could mean big trouble for Michigan trees
If you’re ready to start scoping out the perfect Christmas tree, be sure to keep an eye out for an invasive species that could put a damper on the holiday season.
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Need a ride? These groups will help more Michiganders recovering from substance abuse
$2.7 million in grant money from MDHHS has been split and awarded to several mental health organizations in Michigan to help residents get a ride to substance-abuse treatment programs.
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Op-ed: Growing old with financial security
In an op-ed, Sharon Kourous of Stronger Together Huddle in Monroe highlights the need for government to more to help seniors retire and age with dignity and economic security.
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Meet the Okemos woman helping nearby feral cats live better lives
Rural communities across Michigan are co-existing with feral cats—here’s how.
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Michigan prepared to take Big Ten to court if punished without full investigation, AP source says
Michigan is preparing to take possible legal action if the Big Ten Conference punishes the Wolverines’ football program before a full investigation into allegations of an impermissible scouting and sign-stealing scheme, according to a person with knowledge of the situation.
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Dems pass Reproductive Health Act to return ‘power of personal choice’ to Michiganders
Democratic state lawmakers voted this week to finalize a series of bills that—if signed into law—will dissolve several long-standing legal barriers to reproductive care in Michigan. MICHIGAN—Legislation that’s set to be signed into law this month by Gov. Gretchen Whitmer will repeal several “medically unnecessary” restrictions on reproductive health care in Michigan, with the goal…
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Effort to remove Michigan GOP chair builds momentum as infighting and debt plague party
Former staunch allies of Michigan GOP Chairwoman Kristina Karamo, who assumed the role following an unsuccessful secretary of state campaign, are now uniting to remove her as the party remains mired in infighting and hundreds of thousands of dollars in debt.
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Wins in mayoral races will temporarily disrupt Michigan Democrats’ full control of state government
Michigan Democrats who have controlled the governor’s office and slim majorities in both chambers of the Legislature will at least temporarily lose their full control after two state representatives won mayoral races Tuesday, which will soon put the state House in a deadlock.
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Biden invests $5 billion to support rural communities, including in Michigan
Nearly $4 million will be used to upgrade the internet service of 56 people in Chippewa County. The Tribe of Chippewa Indians will also participate in the Federal Communications Commission’s (FCC) Lifeline and Affordable Connectivity Program in order to get improved internet access as well.
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Meet the MSU student who helped bring free period products to her campus
Nupur Huria led an effort at Michigan State University to get free emergency period products into campus bathrooms.
