Videos
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Michigan kids caught in platforms designed to keep them scrolling
A new ruling is exposing Big Tech’s intentionally addictive design—and their ploy to rebrand its negative impacts on kids as “bad parenting.”
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Billionaire-funded political machine targets Latino voters in Michigan
It looks like community outreach. But if you follow the money, it tells a very different story.
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Michigan regulators recently approved the biggest electric rate hike in 20 years.
Michigan regulators recently approved the biggest electric rate hike in 20 years. So why is another one already on the way? 👀
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There are more than 500 vacant EMS positions across Michigan right now.
There are more than 500 vacant EMS positions across Michigan right now. And if you live outside a city, that could be the last thing you never knew. 👀
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Why is Hasan Piker backing Abdul El-Sayed for US Senate?
“He doesn’t treat people like they’re stupid,” he said.
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After a landmark verdict, Gov. Gretchen Whitmer says Michiganders need to “keep the momentum going”
After a landmark verdict against Meta and YouTube, Gov. Gretchen Whitmer says Michiganders need to “keep the momentum going” when it comes to holding Big Tech companies accountable when they fail to keep users safe online. 📹: Lucas Henkel
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WATCH: ICE wants to warehouse people in Michigan
New reporting shows ICE plans to detain immigrants inside them—including at a proposed processing site in Highland Park, Michigan. Local officials say they were blindsided.
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WATCH: A big change is coming to Michigan classrooms
State lawmakers are advancing plans to limit cell phones in Michigan schools. But it seems a lot of people have the wrong idea about what this legislation would actually do.
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WATCH: Michigan lawmaker wants to block utility rate increases
A new proposal from state Sen. Kevin Hertel (D-St. Clair Shores) would slow utility rate hikes by stretching rate cases to once every three years.
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WATCH: Michigan is reopening one of its darkest chapters
For decades, Native American children were taken from their families and sent to boarding schools across Michigan where abuse, neglect, and death were common.
