DOGE firings jeopardize Great Lakes lamprey control, $1.4 billion sportsfishing industry threatened

Michigan’s Great Lakes fishery faces a crisis after DOGE mass firings cut key conservation jobs. Experts warn of a surge in invasive sea lampreys, which could devastate native fish populations and the region’s $7 billion fishing industry.

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Consumers Energy plans to clear trees along 8,000 miles of power lines to prevent power outages

Consumers Energy increases proactive line-clearing efforts to reduce outages and strengthen Michigan’s electrical grid. Consumers Energy Clears 8,000 Miles of Trees to Enhance Power Grid JACKSON, Mich. — Consumers Energy is ramping up its efforts to reduce power outages by clearing …

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Michigan Launches $25,000 Down Payment Assistance Program for First-Generation Homebuyers

MSHDA’s new initiative provides financial aid to help first-time, first-generation homebuyers achieve homeownership in Michigan. Michigan’s First-Generation Down Payment Assistance Program Unveiled LANSING, Mich. — The Michigan State Housing Development Authority (MSHDA) has announced the launch of the First-Generation Down Payment …

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State Lawmakers Push for Statewide Sound Barrier Funding to Combat Michigan Highway Noise

Legislators propose a new funding model for sound barriers to tackle Michigan highway noise pollution from highways, easing the burden on local communities. Michigan Sound Barrier Funding Bills Aim to Reduce Highway Noise LANSING, Mich. — State Sen. Michael Webber (R-Rochester …

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