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Some experts predict arable land per person will shrink by two-thirds by 2050. To combat it, Michigan students are being trained in "smart" agriculture -
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer recently signed landmark legislation to expand access to essential OB/GYN services across Michigan -
Some 125,000 children in Michigan struggle with major depression, which can hinder learning, behavior and relationships, according to a recent survey -
A new report argued Enbridge's plan to build a tunnel for Line 5 between Lake Michigan and Lake Huron is too expensive and unnecessary -
Michigan's tipped wage system is on the brink of extinction, with changes set to take effect next month after a state Supreme Court ruling last year mandated higher wages for tip-reliant workers -
Four tribal nations and environmental groups are urging the Michigan Court of Appeals to overturn the state's approval of Enbridge's Line 5 tunnel project -
A Michigan expert weighs in on an historic shift in 2024 - wind and solar power surpassed coal on the U.S. grid -
Winter conditions across Michigan are fickle and The Michigan Department of Natural Resources is urging everyone to prioritize safety while enjoying the season's cold-weather adventures -
As President-elect Donald Trump prepares to take office, economists are weighing in on how his promised policies might shape what is ahead in 2025. -
Over 70 Michigan townships and counties are taking a stand in court, saying the state is overstepping its authority on renewable energy permits
