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Enviros Win Appeal For State Agency To Consider Line 5 Tunnel Climate Change Impacts
The three-member Michigan Public Service Commission said Wednesday the agency will consider the tunnel’s climate change impacts in hearings.
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Detroit Tries To Catch Up In COVID Vaccination Rates, Especially For Younger Residents
Only 10 percent of those in the 16 to 29 age group in Detroit have been vaccinated against coronavirus.
Detroit, MI|News|
Michigan Tribes Help Lead The Charge Against COVID-19 With Mass Vaccination Efforts
COVID-19 has killed Native Americans at a higher rate than any other group. Tribes in Michigan moved quickly once vaccines were available.
Detroit, MI|News|
More College Students Are Eligible For Food Stamps During The Pandemic — But Many Don't Know That
When the pandemic first hit last year, many college students were left unemployed when businesses closed and colleges went virtual.
Detroit, MI|News|
Women Have Been Waiting Almost A Century For The ERA. Will It Finally Become Law?
The ERA would provide a legal remedy against discrimination by guaranteeing that constitutional rights may not be denied on account of sex.
Detroit, MI|News|
Thousands Of Kids Have Lost Loved Ones To COVID. Are Schools Prepared To Help Them?
During the pandemic, one issue that has largely taken a backseat is the effect that grief has had on young Michiganders.
Detroit, MI|News|
‘This Could Set Women Back Generations': The Pandemic Recession’s Toll On The Workforce And Families
As the pandemic plunged the country into economic turmoil, women found themselves bearing the brunt of a financial downturn.
Detroit, MI|News|
While COVID Cases, Deaths, Hospitalizations Rise, State Sticks With Vaccination Strategy, Not New Restrictions
Despite Michigan's COVID case rate, officials remain hesitant to say whether business closures or stricter restrictions are on the horizon.
Detroit, MI|News|
Whitmer Gets COVID Shot, Calls On GOP Lawmakers To Take Vaccine Publicly
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer took her first of two COVID-19 Pfizer vaccination shots on Tuesday in Detroit.
Detroit, MI|News|
Arizona Senate Hires ‘Expert Witness' In Antrim County Fraud Suit To Lead 2020 Election Audit
An audit team in Arizona selected to examine the 2020 general election in Maricopa County will be led by a witness in Antrim County's suit.
Detroit, MI|News|
False Barriers: These Things Should Not Prevent You From Getting A COVID Vaccine
The vaccine is supposed to be free to everyone, whether they’re insured or not.
Detroit, MI|News|
Nessel, Whitmer File Argument To Keep Line 5 Shutdown Suit In State Court
In November, Whitmer had directed Enbridge to shut down the existing dual pipeline by May 12 due to “repeated and incurable violations.”
Detroit, MI|News|
Biden Administration Mum So Far On Returning Gray Wolves To Endangered Species List
The Trump administration removed gray wolves from the endangered species list.
Detroit, MI|News|
New Unit Launched At Interior To Investigate Cases Of Missing And Murdered Indigenous People
The U.S. Department of the Interior is creating a new unit to lead and help coordinate investigations into the ongoing crisis.
Detroit, MI|News|
Longtime Detroit Tigers Vendor Won't Be At Opening Day Game, But Some Workers And Fans Will
Amzie Griffin worked as a vendor at Detroit Tigers opening day games every year between 1960 and 2019.
Detroit, MI|News|
West Michigan Republican Faces Resignation Calls Over Social Media Posts, Allies Say He's ‘No Racist’
For at least the third time this year, Republican Muskegon County Commissioner Zach Lahring is facing calls for his resignation.
Detroit, MI|News|
Here Are The Voting Restriction Bills Introduced In Michigan This Year
Last week, Republicans in the Michigan Senate joined their colleagues across the country in introducing a sweeping package of 39 bills.
Detroit, MI|News|
COVID-19 Metrics Have Met The Threshold To Close Some Businesses, But The State Is Keeping Them Open
COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations and case positivity rates are spiking across Michigan, but restaurants, bars and schools remain open.
Detroit, MI|News|
State And Local Police: No Financial Relationship With Enbridge For Line 5-Related Security
Environmentalists have been waging high-profile protests against Canadian oil company Enbridge's Line 3 pipeline replacement in Minnesota.
Detroit, MI|News|
Gilchrist Wants GOP Lawmakers To Show ‘Leadership' On Fighting COVID-19, Getting Vaccinated
As of Monday, the total number of confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Michigan had risen to a total of 660,771, according to the state.
