The University and Los Alamos National Laboratory are moving ahead with the project in Ypsilanti Township. Boosters say it will create good jobs; but officials say far too many details are secret.
Sayed, suggesting he would be a ‘threat to America’ if elected to the US Senate. ‘We always knew they were going to go here,’ ...
Republicans gathered in Mount Pleasant to paint themselves as bulwarks against Democratic ‘insanity.’ But few mentioned the president, whose approval ratings are the worst of his administration.
Proponents of a ballot initiative to get “money out of politics” say they’re only targeting large-scale utilities and state contractors making at least $250,000 a year. Others contend it’s a violation ...
As he runs for US Senate, critics are attacking Abdul El-Sayed over animals euthanized in Detroit when he served as the city’s health director. (Brayan Gutierrez for Bridge Michigan) Weeks after his ...
In a staff report released Monday, the state Bureau of Elections said a group looking to require proof of citizenship and toughen Michigan voter ID rules might not make the November ballot due to an ...
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GRAND RAPIDS — Democratic gubernatorial nominee Jocelyn Benson has selected Senate Majority Leader Winnie Brinks of Grand Rapids as her running mate and potential lieutenant governor, she announced ...
The second female president in the university’s history would face numerous challenges, from data center opposition to searching for a new athletic director to navigating a tricky relationship with ...
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Daily routine, menus, lesson plans and family reminders are displayed outside a classroom in Waterford. In Michigan schools, regardless of if you teach at the front of the class, you may receive a one ...
New state funding of $40 million has been allocated to increase dual enrollment of high school students in college courses, especially for districts with economically disadvantaged students.