Former U-M President Santa Ono Rejected for University of Florida Presidency Over DEI and Antisemitism Concerns
Santa Ono's nomination for University of Florida presidency was rejected by the Board of Governors amid concerns of his previous DEI initiatives and handling of pro-Palestinian protests.
Michigan Attorney General Challenges Abortion Coercion Screening Law as Unconstitutional
Michigan AG Dana Nessel filed a motion to strike down the state's abortion coercion screening, arguing it's unconstitutional and discriminatory, urging the same scrutiny as previous negated abortion laws.
Grand Rapids' Richmond Park Pool Opening Delayed Due to Pump Malfunction, Other City Pools Open as Scheduled
Grand Rapids' Richmond Park Pool opening is delayed due to a malfunctioning chlorination pump, with an expected opening now around June 23. Other city pools will open as scheduled on June 6.
Detroit Unveils New Mural Celebrating Youth Creativity on Avenue of Fashion, Marking InsideOut Literary Arts' 30th Anniversary
InsideOut Literary Arts unveils a mural on Detroit's Avenue of Fashion, celebrating 30 years of fostering youth creativity through partnership with Detroit City Walls.
Michigan AG Dana Nessel Challenges Consumers Energy's Proposed $436 Million Rate Hike Amid Rising Utility Costs
Michigan AG Dana Nessel is challenging Consumers Energy's proposed $436 million rate hike following an already approved $154 million increase, vowing to scrutinize the request for unnecessary costs to protect consumers.
GOP Lawmakers File Impeachment Articles Against Secretary Benson
Michigan GOP House members, led by Rep. James DeSana, introduced impeachment articles against Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson for alleged misconduct and election issues. Benson refutes the claims, considering them partisan attacks.












