Mohamed Bughrara // Reprinted from the Tri-City Record With activities like kayaking, canoeing, paddle boarding, hiking, camping, and fishing, Ann Arbor offers plenty of opportunities for urban outdoor adventure. One of these adventures includes the 40-mile Border to Border Trail, commonly known locally as the B2B Trail, which traverses Washtenaw County, largely along the Huron … Continued
Adrian Cole Only older men and voters without a college degree preferred Republican nominee Tudor Dixon, according to the survey. An AARP poll released Thursday found Michigan Democratic Gov. Gretchen Whitmer leading her Republican challenger among older women, who will make up a crucial voting bloc in November’s midterm elections. AARP, which represents nearly 38 million members, commissioned the bipartisan polling … Continued
Oliver Willis Micron Technology said in an announcement, ‘With the anticipated grants and credits made possible by the CHIPS and Science Act, this investment will enable the world’s most advanced memory manufacturing in America.’ President Joe Biden on Tuesday signed the CHIPS and Science Act, which will utilize $280 billion to increase American competitiveness in science and … Continued
Lisa Needham Lies pedaled by anti-abortion advocates are being proven wrong by the horrifying effects new laws are having on people across the country. As abortion bans stack up across the country, millions of people are living in states where being pregnant is often neither easy nor safe. Many of those states were already places where there … Continued
Jeff Fuentes Gleghorn Michiganders can apply now to vote absentee in the November 8 election. People can apply online at Michigan.gov/Vote or print an application form from the site and mail, email, or hand deliver it to their local clerk. Applications must be mailed by 5 p.m. Friday, November 4, or delivered in person by … Continued
Emily Singer GOP nominees in key races across the country are facing new ads about their desire to ban abortion with no exceptions for rape, incest, or risk to pregnant people. With the general election now underway in Arizona and Michigan following Tuesday’s primaries, the Republican nominees in a handful of critical races are being … Continued
Oliver Willis Unemployment has fallen across the country — to rates lower than those that Trump left office with — following actions taken by the Biden-Harris Administration. The July 2022 edition of the Bureau of Labor Statistics’ monthly report on every state’s employment statistics was released on Friday, finding that 22 out of 50 states have reached … Continued
Jeff Fuentes Gleghorn The Michigan Board of Canvassers rejected a ballot proposal that would add the right to abortion care and family planning to the Michigan Constitution, adding to the fear and uncertainty of abortion access in the Great Lakes State. In the first week of August, abortion was legal, then illegal, then legal again … Continued
Armand Jackson Even before the drastic increase in inflation this year, Michiganders have struggled with paying for health insurance, prescription drugs, and insulin. Michigan is also not immune to the dangers associated with the climate crisis, so many are looking for new investments and innovations in the state’s energy sector. So in order to address … Continued
