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News Summary The Michigan Supreme Court will review a challenge by Tribal Nations and environmental advocates against the MPSC’s approval of Enbridge’s proposed oil tunnel
News Summary Michigan legislators are debating bills aimed at enforcing age verification for online pornography. Proposed measures include uploading ID for site access. While supporters
News Summary The Michigan Supreme Court will examine the state permit for the proposed Enbridge Line 5 oil tunnel, as environmental groups and tribal nations
News Summary The Michigan Supreme Court is set to hear a major challenge regarding Enbridge’s Line 5 tunnel project, focusing on state law and environmental
News Summary As Michigan lawmakers approach the September 30 deadline to finalize the state budget, a looming government shutdown could halt vital services and impact
News Summary The Michigan State Board of Education has officially appointed Glenn Maleyko as the next state superintendent, effective December 8, 2025. Currently serving as
News Summary Michigan lawmakers have missed their budget deadline, creating a risk of a government shutdown if an agreement isn’t reached by October 1, 2025.
News Summary Lansing, Michigan, is at risk of a government shutdown due to a prolonged budget impasse between Democrats and Republicans. With the fiscal year
News Summary As Michigan nears a government shutdown, state departments brace for considerable impacts on services ranging from school lunch programs to park closures. With
News Summary Construction workers gathered outside Michigan’s statehouse on September 3, 2025, urging lawmakers to secure long-term funding for road repairs amid a budget crisis.
