PURE Water Act Targets 4 Critical PFAS Dangers Facing Michigan Communities
The bipartisan PURE Water Act aims to remove PFAS from drinking water, providing federal funding to help Michigan and other states confront four critical contamination risks.
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The bipartisan PURE Water Act aims to remove PFAS from drinking water, providing federal funding to help Michigan and other states confront four critical contamination risks.
The Institute for Justice launches the License Plate Privacy Project to fight warrantless ALPR surveillance, revealing five key privacy risks and urging legislative reform.
This historic photograph captures the sprawling Huron Milling Company complex in Harbor Beach, Michigan, a major employer and economic driver in the early to mid-20th century. With its multi-story brick structure, water tower, and rail connections, the mill played a central role in processing grain and feeding regional markets.
The Michigan Senate unanimously passed SB 435, updating the Home Heating Credit’s inflation measure to a national CPI index, ensuring fairer winter aid for 250,000 households.
A University of Michigan mapping study finds that large cattle and hog feeding operations raise PM2.5 pollution levels and disproportionately affect uninsured and Latino communities.
Senate Democrats warn that House GOP delays on Michigan’s education budget could jeopardize free meals, safety initiatives, and class size reductions as the school year starts.
State Rep. St. Germaine backs $800K to fund a three-year trial addressing Microseira wollei mats choking Lake St. Clair—aimed at restoring boat access, fish habitat and local economies.
Sandra Baxter’s guilty plea for providing false statements during the Unlock Michigan probe ends with probation, community service, and a $2,500 fine—the maximum allowed.