News Summary The Michigan Department of Attorney General has filed a lawsuit against Tribar Technologies Inc. and Adept Plastic Finishing Inc. for serious air and
News Summary The Michigan House has passed a $2.3 billion higher education budget, implementing significant funding cuts to the University of Michigan and Michigan State
News Summary On June 11, Michigan House Republicans approved a $21.9 billion K-12 education budget that raises per-pupil funding but draws criticism for favoring wealthier
News Summary Michigan lawmakers are advancing a “Tenant Empowerment Package” aimed at enhancing renters’ rights. Key proposals include requiring landlords to promptly address repairs and
News Summary Michigan lawmakers have proposed a new bill to combat fraud in the state’s food assistance program by requiring EBT cards to feature the
News Summary Yuengling, America’s oldest brewery, is launching its distribution in Michigan on August 11, 2025. Residents will soon have access to Yuengling beers in
News Summary Governor Gretchen Whitmer expresses concern over significant cuts to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) in Michigan, potentially resulting in a $900 million
News Summary The U.S. Department of Labor has paused operations at multiple Job Corps centers, including those in Detroit, Flint, and Grand Rapids, due to
News Summary Proposed budget cuts under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act could lead to a staggering $900 million loss in federal food assistance funding
News Summary A federal trial has commenced against Purpose Point Harvesting LLC, accused of trafficking and labor violations involving Guatemalan workers. The trial in Michigan’s
