Citing “confusion” over the legality abortions in Michigan, Gov. Gretchen Whitmer has asked the state Supreme Court to weigh in—and quickly.
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A Look at the Petition to Guarantee Reproductive Freedom for Michiganders
While court battles wage over the future of abortion access, a petition could put that right to a majority vote of the people.
The State of Michigan Is Going to Text You About Free Wi-Fi. It’s a Real Offer.
More than a million Michigan households could qualify for free Wi-Fi. Here’s how.
This Tuition-Free Initiative Has Helped More Than 100,000 Michiganders in Less Than Two Years
Many Michiganders have used the pandemic to go back to school, with the help of two state programs promising free tuition.
Your weekly guide to taking action in Michigan (April 17-23)
A weekly roundup of Michigan protests, political events, advocacy opportunities, and ways to take action statewide–Friday, April 17 through Thursday, April 23.
Michigan mom says Rx Kids made all the difference to her family
Nyah Phillips of Inkster explains how a cash prescription program for parents helped her growing family—and why she’s fighting alongside other Michigan moms to expand it statewide.
10 Michigan weed deals worth chasing this 420
We put together a roundup of the best Michigan dispensary deals for 420—with steep weed discounts, giveaways, parking lot parties, and plenty of reasons to leave the house.
6 quick hits of cannabis news from across Michigan
It’s been another busy week in the world of Michigan cannabis.
Tiptoe through the tulips: A guide to Tulip Time 2026 in Holland, Michigan
Make memories amid millions of tulips during Michigan’s most beloved springtime flower festival.
Earth Day cleanups around Michigan & where to volunteer
Michigan hosts several volunteer-led cleanup days near Earth Day. Here’s where to find them.
State Rep. Denise Mentzer wants Michiganders to ask hard questions about data centers
Dozens of data center projects are unfolding across Michigan. And state Rep. Denise Mentzer wants her constituents to have a seat at the table.
City councilwoman wants downtown Detroit to work for everyone—including teenagers
Detroit’s new free student bus program is getting more teenagers downtown. But Gabriela Santiago-Romero is worried about what happens when they get there.
Your weekly guide to taking action in Michigan (April 10-16)
Protests against data centers are taking place across Michigan this week. Black Maternal Health Week begins, plus ongoing election and advocacy opportunities.
A book lover’s guide to Detroit
Detroit is an oasis for book lovers. Discover the city’s best spots to shop for new books or read old favorites with a coffee or cocktail in hand.
Michigan Dems push for Trump’s removal after his threat to destroy ‘a whole civilization’ in Iran
Two members of Congress from Michigan want to invoke the 25th Amendment after President Donald Trump’s threats against Iran.
Ann Arbor goes wild after Michigan wins championship: ‘It’s insane’
Within minutes of Michigan basketball winning the national championship, Ann Arbor had become a sea of maize and blue.
Michigan muscles its way to program’s 2nd national title, beating stubborn UConn 69-63
The five fabulous transfers who make up coach Dusty May’s starting lineup got down and dirty with the rest of the Wolverines—coming out with the national title trophy Monday night.
This Michigan cannabis brand doesn’t want your weed to look like shit
Growing good cannabis is only half the job. At Growing Pains, the rest comes down to how it’s handled after the harvest.
6 quick hits of cannabis news from across Michigan
Stoners are getting ticketed in Ann Arbor, Millions of dollars are allegedly missing in Grand Rapids, and a tiny border town is being overrun by cannabis.
Sec. Jocelyn Benson says she’ll be a ‘governor who gets it,’ vows to protect reproductive health care in Michigan
In an exclusive interview, Secretary of State and gubernatorial candidate Jocelyn Benson said she’ll protect access to reproductive care—and make sure those rights are real for Michiganders across the state.
Michigan gas prices slip slightly, but new surge may be just ahead
As the Iran war enters the sixth week, regular unleaded gas prices in Michigan were down a few cents. But that break might not last long.
Disposable vapes are everywhere in Michigan. Most of them kinda suck.
I tested three popular vape pens to break down the real difference between cannabis distillate, live resin, and live rosin
8 quick hits of cannabis news from across Michigan
It’s been another busy stretch in Michigan cannabis. Spark up and catch up here.
Why more Michiganders are ditching melatonin for this cannabis compound
More cannabis consumers are turning to a lesser-known cannabinoid called cannabinol—or CBN—for better sleep. But the science behind it is still catching up.
Michigan eagles are ready to hatch eaglets. How to watch
Bald eagle lovers can watch raptors at two sites in Michigan as the eagles wait for their eggs to hatch. Harry and Harriet, a pair of eagles near Traverse City, laid their first egg of the year on March 2 and have three. Meanwhile, a second pair, Soren and Skye, laid...
8 fascinating facts about Lake Erie, the most underrated Great Lake
Learn about an oft-overlooked treasure with this roundup of fun facts and figures about our lovely Lake Erie.
Multifaith clergy coalition demands end to ICE presence in Michigan
A group of 100 faith leaders across religious backgrounds gathered on the steps of the Michigan Capitol building on Tuesday with three demands to counter the presence of ICE in Michigan.
Nessel, Romulus file lawsuit against DHS to halt planned ICE detention center
The State of Michigan and the city of Romulus have filed a lawsuit in federal court against the US Department of Homeland Security, challenging plans to convert a warehouse in Romulus into a detention center for Immigration and Customs Enforcement, Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel announced on Tuesday.
Your guide to taking action on No Kings Day in Michigan
A roundup of No Kings Day protests, marches, and rallies at the State Capitol and across Michigan on March 28th.
One man is rolling thousands of joints so Michigan can crown its best weed
A new weed competition is ditching sloppy pre-rolls, standardizing everything, and handing Michiganders the power to decide the winners.