News & Fun in Michigan
Governor Gretchen Whitmer has directed the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services to assess the impact of proposed $880 billion federal Medicaid cuts. The cuts could drastically affect Michigan’s health care services and economy, risking jobs and access to care.
Rep. Tom Kunse issues a cheeky but pointed jab at the governor’s frequent flyer habits in a new House resolution. Whitmer’s International Trips Draw Ire from Michigan GOP Rep. Tom Kunse, R-Clare, turned sarcasm into legislative language with a new House …
Governor Whitmer declared a state of emergency for ten Northern Michigan counties due to a severe ice storm, prompting recovery efforts as over 100,000 residents experienced power outages. Local officials activated emergency plans amidst extensive infrastructure damage and hazardous conditions.
Nearly 60,000 Michigan students benefit from the Michigan Achievement Scholarship, saving families over $252 million in tuition costs and boosting workforce readiness. Michigan Achievement Scholarship Saves Students Over $252 Million LANSING, Mich. – Michigan’s effort to make higher education more affordable …
Governor Gretchen Whitmer warns that new Trump tariffs could raise prices on groceries, home heating, and cars while threatening Michigan’s auto industry and jobs. Trump Tariffs Could Raise Prices on Everyday Essentials in Michigan LANSING, Mich. — Governor Gretchen Whitmer issued …
Michigan Senator Jim Runestad demands the end of state-funded Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) programs, urging a shift to Merit, Excellence, and Intelligence (MEI) initiatives. He cites voter dissatisfaction and financial transparency concerns in his appeal to Governor Whitmer.
Sen. Jim Runestad has urged Gov. Gretchen Whitmer to raise Michigan flags to full-staff on Jan. 20 for Trump’s inauguration, conflicting with a nationwide tribute to the late Jimmy Carter. This request highlights deep political divides and has sparked mixed reactions amid ongoing debates about respect and partisanship.
Michigan’s Governor Gretchen Whitmer signed a law expanding unemployment benefits for the first time in over 20 years, increasing weekly payments and extending benefit duration. This move reverses previous cuts, addressing economic hardships and advocating for worker rights amid partisan tensions and rising living costs in the state.
