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- 1Michigan senators push resolution on returning Ukrainian children▼Michigan senators introducing resolution supporting return of Ukrainian children
Michigan's US senators are introducing a resolution in support of returning Ukrainian children who were taken to Russia during the war. The measure aligns with international calls, including from Ukraine and allied governments, for the children's repatriation and adds a US state-level voice to the issue.
- 2Michigan health leaders tackle substance use crisis at Lansing conference▼Michigan health leaders address substance use crisis at Lansing conference
Health leaders from across Michigan gathered in Lansing for a conference addressing the state's ongoing substance use crisis. The event focused on strategies to confront addiction and overdose trends affecting communities statewide. Officials discussed coordinated responses and public health approaches, though specific outcomes or announcements from the gathering have not yet been detailed.
- 3State trooper tasers drunk Lions fan in downtown Detroit▼State police trooper tasers drunk Lions fan downtown
A Michigan State Police trooper used a taser on an intoxicated Detroit Lions fan in downtown Detroit, according to Fox 2 Detroit. The incident adds to concerns about rowdy fan behavior during the Lions' run of high-profile games, which have drawn large crowds to the downtown area.
- 4Spotted lanternfly confirmed in Berrien County, Michigan●Spotted lanternfly confirmed in Berrien County
Michigan officials have confirmed the presence of the invasive spotted lanternfly in Berrien County, marking a new detection of the pest in the state. The insect threatens grapes, fruit trees and other crops, and residents are being asked to report sightings and destroy the insects or their egg masses to help slow its spread.
- 5Michigan's $173 million rural health funding under scrutiny▼Michigan got $173M to transform rural health. Where is it going?
Michigan has received $173 million in federal funding to transform rural health care, and Bridge Michigan reports on where that money is going. The funding is aimed at improving access to medical services in rural parts of the state, and questions remain about how the allocations will be distributed and which communities will benefit.
- 6Michigan Matters: Data centers, politics and civility●Michigan Matters: Talking data centers, politics and civility
CBS News program Michigan Matters is featuring a discussion about data centers coming to Michigan, alongside the state's political landscape and a call for greater civility in public debate. The program brings together voices weighing the economic promise of data center investment against political tensions in the state. Details of the specific guests and conclusions remain limited.