How Trump’s federal spending freeze could impact Michigan
Just as a sudden federal funding freeze from the Trump administration was set to go into effect Tuesday evening, a federal judge temporarily blocked the move that would cut off funding to an array of programs and grants around the country.
Cannabis is illegal in Wisconsin for both recreational and medical use. But it's unclear how that affects tribal reservations ...
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Federal funding confusion won’t hurt Washtenaw’s early learning programs, leaders sayCounty education leaders don't want families and staff worried that things like the Head Start's early child care and ...
A group of 22 states and the District of Columbia said the Trump administration was not complying with a judge's order ...
Michigan is hitting the breaks on a program to build more public electric vehicle charging stations in response to a pause in ...
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Protesters march across Michigan, demanding lawmakers oppose Trumps funding freezeProtests against the Trump Administration's funding freeze continue with a raft of different state organizations going door ...
"We have to make a decision whether we end classes this week and let people go, whether we try to find the funds to finish ...
The Ann Arbor City Council met Monday to discuss the new presidential administration and commemorate Black History Month.
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