Dive deep into the political currents of Michigan with news that covers the spectrum from local governance to state-wide policy making. Our political coverage is comprehensive, offering perspectives on legislative developments, electoral races, and policy discussions that define the political landscape. We aim to provide South Carolinians with a clear understanding of how political decisions and dynamics affect their communities and daily lives, encouraging active and informed participation in the democratic process.
News Summary President Trump announced U.S. airstrikes on three Iranian nuclear sites, causing a split among Michigan lawmakers. While some support the military action as
News Summary The U.S. recently conducted airstrikes targeting three nuclear sites in Iran, sparking a polarized response from Michigan’s political representatives. Republican officials praised the
News Summary In response to the assassination of Minnesota Speaker Emerita Melissa Hortman and her husband, state leaders and faith communities are condemning political violence
News Summary The University of Michigan has ended its contracts with private security firms after controversy surrounding their surveillance of pro-Palestinian student groups. Allegations surfaced
News Summary The Michigan Attorney General’s Office executed search warrants at the MEDC headquarters amid an investigation into potential misuse of state grant funds. The
News Summary Following a tragic shooting incident in Minnesota that resulted in the death of a lawmaker and left another injured, Michigan lawmakers are advocating
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 In Michigan, a bipartisan coalition of lawmakers is advocating for a new package of police reform bills. These measures aim to address the
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
