Kyle Davidson

As gas prices surge to record levels amidst the ongoing war in Iran, military veterans led protestors outside a Lansing gas station Friday in opposition to the war alongside the rollout of an electronic records system they say is harming veteran healthcare.

As lithium-ion batteries play an essential role in powering the devices used in the public’s everyday lives, two members of the Michigan House are looking into establishing a battery stewardship program to ensure residents dispose of their batteries safely. 

News and updates on data centers in the Great Lakes State for the week of Sept. 14

Advocates for children and young adults from across the state gathered in Lansing on Thursday as the Michigan League for Public Policy released a new report aimed at measuring the health, wealth and education of Michigan youth. Compared with national data, Michigan’s overall rating for child wellbeing has decreased, Kids Count in Michigan Policy Director […]

The proponents of a ballot question that aims to push Ann Arbor toward adopting a publicly-owned electrical utility are celebrating after two Michigan Court of Appeals judges concurred with a lower court’s decision to dismiss a related lawsuit filed against the city and the city clerk. In its initial Washtenaw County Circuit Court challenge, the […]

News and updates on data centers in the Great Lakes State for the week of Aug. 31.

The Michigan House of Representatives’ top appropriator said she intends to keep an eye on the state’s health department following the release of a report from the Office of the Auditor General looking into a department contractor, with the aim of ensuring that the department is managing public funds responsibly. The auditor general’s most recent […]

In her lawsuit against the prediction market Kalshi, Michigan’s Attorney General has secured another block barring the company from offering sports betting services in the state of Michigan. 

News and updates on data centers in the Great Lakes State for the week of Aug. 24.

Last week, a pair of Democratic lawmakers from the Michigan House and Senate shared that they were working on legislation to ensure more Michigan residents can access healthcare.