This article originally appeared in The Detroit News June 16, 2026. It’s that time of year when friends, parents and grandparents say, “Now that you’re finished with college, what are your plans?” For family members of the…
Sen. Gary Peters announced his retirement early this year and will leave the U.S. Senate when his term ends in January. After a hotly contested Democratic primary and an uncontested Republican primary, the race is on to…
In the August 2026 primary election, voters across the state approved 842 of 900 millage, sinking fund and bond requests on the ballot in their local communities. Together, those approvals represented more than $1 billion in…
Data centers are on a lot of people’s minds, with concerns typically involving the amount of water, electricity and land they use. A related concern has to do with concerns about a technology data centers enable, notably,…
Officials in Union Township held their usual meetings in July and August and discussed economic development, but a new analysis of economic data shows that the township in Isabella County needs to recognize it’s not an…
The first half of the 1770s saw a meteoric shift in public opinion on both sides of the Atlantic, from an unquestioned confidence in the status of Britain’s American colonies to a widespread acceptance that it was time for…
Michigan law is plagued by catch-all clauses and broad statutes that make it hard for non-experts to understand what the law expects. These provisions, combined with vague statutory language, make it difficult for citizens to…
FLINT, Mich. — Kettering University student Josh Tewolde has filed a lawsuit against Genesee County after the county refused to release key public records concerning its use of Flock Safety automated license plate reader…
Can you name all 2,967 statutes in the Michigan Penal Code? Have you tried navigating the Michigan Legislature’s website to determine if you’re properly following the rules on activities like hunting and driving? Michigan’s…
This article originally appeared in Real Clear Energy February 20, 2026. Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel has shifted the legal strategy in her fight against fossil fuel companies. Nessel’s office filed an antitrust…
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