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News Summary Michigan’s public schools are under severe financial strain due to nearly $160 million in federal funding being withheld, affecting vital programs. With a
News Summary The U.S. Supreme Court will review Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel’s lawsuit against Enbridge Energy concerning the Line 5 pipeline. The case revolves
News Summary Michigan lawmakers have failed to meet the budget deadline of July 1, leading to uncertainty for schools as they prepare for the new
News Summary A tragic accident occurred in White Pigeon Township, MI, where a golf cart was rear-ended by a pickup truck, resulting in the death
News Summary On May 1, 2025, Michigan State Representative Josh Schriver introduced two bills aimed at classifying elective abortions as homicide, known as the ‘justice
News Summary Siena Heights University has announced it will close permanently at the end of the 2025-2026 academic year due to financial difficulties and sustainability
News Summary Michigan lawmakers have failed to finalize the state budget by the deadline, causing significant uncertainty for local school districts like Traverse City and
News Summary In a significant crackdown on health care fraud, more than a dozen individuals in Michigan face charges as part of a nationwide investigation.
News Summary Los Angeles Chargers coach Jim Harbaugh has been added as a defendant in a class-action lawsuit filed by 11 female students alleging hacking
News Summary The U.S. Senate has narrowly approved President Trump’s spending bill, dubbed the ‘One Big Beautiful Bill,’ with a vote of 51-50. This bill,
