Michigan Allocates $40M to Expand Dual Enrollment for High Schoolers
Michigan will provide $40 million in new state funding to help more high school students enroll in college courses, with priority given to districts serving economically disadvantaged students. The program aims to boost college readiness and degree attainment.
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Michigan Insurers Offer $950 Blood Test for Early Cancer Detection
A new blood test that can detect dozens of cancers early is now available through select Michigan hospitals and insurers, but questions remain about its high cost, insurance coverage, and real-world impact on patient outcomes
Cities and Counties Sue DHS Over New Election Grant Conditions
Four local governments are challenging new Department of Homeland Security rules that tie counterterrorism grants to state election security measures, arguing the requirements overstep federal authority and could disrupt upcoming elections.
Michigan Medicaid Relies on Strong Infrastructure to Serve Residents
More than 2 million Michigan residents depend on Medicaid, but the program's effectiveness hinges on the state's ability to maintain and upgrade the systems that support eligibility, billing, and care coordination as policies evolve.
