Michigan
Monday, January 13, 2025
MI expert discusses wind, solar surpassing coal on U.S. grid in 2024
A Michigan expert weighs in on an historic shift in 2024 - wind and solar power surpassed coal on the U.S. grid. According to research from Ember - …
Friday, January 10, 2025
New MI legislator rings in new year with pending new law
Just nine months into her tenure, Michigan state Rep. Mai Xiong, D-Warren, is ringing in the new year with new legislation. Now on Gov. Gretchen …
Report highlights need for mental health reforms for MI youth
The Bipartisan Policy Center has released a new report on reforming the way youth mental health services are delivered, in Michigan and nationwide…
MI's $1B EV push falls short on jobs; experts urge patience
Michigan has poured $1 billion into electric-vehicle battery projects, with another billion pledged, but delays have stalled hiring for most of the 11…
MI professor predicts 2025 economic trends for presidential transition
As President-elect Donald Trump prepares to take office, economists are weighing in on how his promised policies might shape what is ahead in 2025…
A Detroit nonprofit leads the way to building sustainable food systems
A Detroit nonprofit said it is helping people in the city reclaim control over the food they eat from where it is grown to where they buy it…
MI DNR shares winter safety tips for outdoor fun
Winter conditions across Michigan are fickle and The Michigan Department of Natural Resources is urging everyone to prioritize safety while enjoying t…
Postal Service warns MI customers about smishing 'Grinches'
The United States Postal Service is warning Michiganders not to fall for what are known as smishing scams. These scams involve fraudulent text …
MI postal union speaking out against proposed USPS cuts
As Michiganders mail their Christmas cards and gifts, postal union members warn that proposed changes could slow mail delivery. The plan to cut costs …
MI farms making manure matter by turning it into clean energy
From cow waste to clean energy, Michigan will soon have a couple of new state-backed digesters to get the job done. Last Tuesday, the Michigan …
Support available for MI youths aging out of foster care
According to the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services, more than 10,000 children are in the state's foster care system, with about 1,000 …
MI group pushes for laws to protect tenants from unjust evictions
A new report from the Michigan League for Public Policy reveals that eviction injustice is locking many Michigan families out of safe, stable housing…