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At MSU book tour event, Whitmer again says she has no plans to seek national office
Updated, 11:45 a.m. 7/24/24 Gov. Gretchen Whitmer reiterated Tuesday that she currently has no plans to run for president or vice president. Whitmer was asked the familiar question by former Gov. Jim Blanchard during a book tour stop at her alma mater at Michigan State University in East Lansing. The Democratic former governor told her […] The post At MSU book tour event, Whitmer again says she has no plans to seek national office appeared first on Michigan Advance.
Gov. Whitmer signs $82.5B state budget into law for 2025
FOX 2 - Gov. Gretchen Whitmer signed a $23.4 billion education budget on Tuesday. And in Detroit on Wednesday, she gave her signature to the rest of the spending plan – combined, the state's 2025 budget is approximately $82.5 billion. "We have delivered a pragmatic, balanced budget that delivers...
Dave Coulier Hopes to Earn Big Money for Children’s Hospital of Michigan on ‘Millionaire’
John Stamos and Michigan native Dave Coulier say they'll be consulting Dave's gut because 'it's bigger' when they compete on 'Who Wants to be a Millionaire.'. The pair from 'Full House' are set to compete on the long-running game show tomorrow (7/24) at 8:00 PM on ABC. Who Wants to...
Michigan’s Gerald Ford Once Gave Incredibly Prescient Answer to Question about First Female President
President Gerald Ford is venerated around Michigan as a favorite son. His presidential museum is a prominent feature in his hometown of Grand Rapids. He also appears sage on the pathway to a potential female president. In a clip from 1989, long after his term in office, Ford was speaking...
11 Places People Should Move to Instead of Michigan
Michigan is a fine place to live, but it certainly isn't for everyone. For what it's worth, having lived in the Mitten State for nearly two years, this place is perfect for me. Zero complaints. But the fact is, many people don't choose to move to Michigan. The state is...
Study Says Worst Night Of Sleep For Michigan Residents Is This Week
Sleeping is easily one of the most important things in our lives right alongside food, water, shelter, clothing, and love. Although this may be an essential need in our lives, sleeping comes much easier to some than it does others. I am one of those people who struggles with sleeping, and it definitely catches up to me from time to time. Nonetheless, everybody has the environments they enjoy sleeping in which may contribute to their lack of sleep.
Michigan voters unmoved by Trump shooting, liberal pollster finds in new swing-state poll
DETROIT — Former President Donald Trump did not gain many sympathy votes in Michigan after being shot, according to a new survey from a Democratic pollster. Public Policy Polling, a Democrat-affiliated firm, canvassed 731 Great Lakes State voters July 16 to 17 for liberal group Progress Michigan and included it in its Lake Effect newsletter, a monthly offering that “tracks public opinion about a variety of issues and political figures.” One poll question: “This past weekend, there was an attempted shooting of former President Donald Trump at a rally. No matter how you were planning to vote in the presidential election...
Michigan Gov. Whitmer’s $23.4B education budget draws backlash from teachers’ unions over pensions, resources
ANN ARBOR, Mich. — Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer signed a $23.4 billion education budget Tuesday that’s been met with a surprising amount of disapproval from teachers’ unions. Traditionally reliable sources of support for Democratic policies, teachers’ unions and advocacy groups say Whitmer’s budget reduces contributions to their pension funds and slashes mental-health and safety resources. Michigan Democrats passed their state budget with ease not even a month ago, giving Republican legislators fewer than 45 minutes to review the final budget before the vote. After signing the education portion Tuesday, Whitmer tweeted, “This budget builds on the work we’ve done to invest in our students, build...
Small Towns Most Michiganders Don’t Know Exist
Michigan is home to numerous small towns that often go unnoticed, even by its residents. While many Michiganders are familiar with larger cities like Detroit and Grand Rapids, there are charming little communities scattered throughout the state that offer unique histories and experiences. Here’s a look at some of these hidden gems.
Warning! Another Deadly Virus May be Coming to Michigan!
Yesterday I wrote about possible measles cases spreading in Michigan. And it seems as if this disease stuff won't let up because here comes another warning!. Yikes! Now we are getting another disease warning from the CDC, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. And this warning is about the world's deadliest creature spreading a potentially deadly disease.
$1.2M Defense Department grant to fund PFAS-destruction technology
A new technology for combatting PFAS contamination is getting $1.2 million from the U.S. Department of Defense to help transition the system from the laboratory to field implementation. Enspired Solutions, a Lansing-based company owned by a woman, announced the grant Monday, continuing a partnership with the DOD that began in...
7 Day Trips You Need To Make In Michigan Before Summer Is Over
Don't let Summer pass you by without checking out at least one of these amazing Michigan spots. 7 Day Trips You Need To Make In Michigan Before Summer Is Over. Kitch-iti-kipi Spring at Palms Book State Park in Manistique, Michigan. Kitch-iti-kipi Spring may be the most breathtaking site you will...
Whitmer signs $23.4B school budget in Flint amid criticism over funding for students, programs
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer gathered with parents, lawmakers and school and budget officials in Flint on Wednesday and signed off on the $23.4 billion education budget for Fiscal Year 2025. “As you all know, education is the key to growth: economic growth, community growth, personal growth. A good economy is built on great schools that deliver […] The post Whitmer signs $23.4B school budget in Flint amid criticism over funding for students, programs appeared first on Michigan Advance.
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