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U of M economists say U.S. recession unlikely in next two years, Michigan economy expected to grow
Economists from the University of Michigan say the U.S. will likely avoid a recession over the next two years, while Michigan’s economy will continue to see growth. Those are the main takeaways … more
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A year after devastating winter storm, power plant problems ‘still likely’ in extreme weather
Nearly a year ago, a Christmas weekend storm blasted across the country, forcing utilities to cut electricity to hundreds of thousands of people in parts of the southeastern U.S. after temperatures … more
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Judge says lawmakers violated Open Meetings Act during gun reform hearings, but dismisses suit
A Michigan Court of Claims judge has issued an opinion saying the Michigan House violated the Open Meetings Act while committees heard testimony on several gun reform bills earlier this year. Great … more
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Volunteers serve meals during Detroit Shipping Co.’s 5th annual Full Plates, Full Hearts event in 2022.
Lansing Shuffle gives back for Thanksgiving
FRIDAY, Nov. 17 — Lansing Shuffle will host a free Thanksgiving meal 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Monday for Lansing-area individuals and families in need. more
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Faculty members surprised, concerned as UNC-Chapel Hill chancellor weighs exit
Members of the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill faculty were blindsided by this week’s revelation that Chancellor Kevin Guskiewicz is weighing leaving the university to become president of … more
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CNS budget, Nov. 17, 2023
CNS BUDGET WEEK 11 Nov. 17, 2023 To: CNS Editors From: Eric Freedman and Judy Putnam http://news.jrn.msu.edu/capitalnewsservice/ For technical problems, contact CNS technical manager Eryn Ho at (616) … more
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Changes in rain patterns create water challenges for farmers
CLIMATE & FARMERS: Climate change means Michigan farmers not only face more intense rain at times but also drier conditions in the summer. That creates challenges in water management and irrigation … more
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State promotes doulas to assist pregnant women and their families
DOULAS: The Department of Health and Human Services is pushing to increase the number of doulas who provide pregnant women and their families with physical, psychological and emotional support. The … more
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Tentative agreement reached in Detroit casinos strike
This is a breaking story that will be updated. After a month-long strike by unionized workers at MGM Grand Detroit, Motor City Casino, and Hollywood Casino at Greektown, the union announced Friday … more
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State urges residents to prevent carbon monoxide poisoning
By KAYTE MARSHALLCapital News Service  LANSING – The Department of Health and Human Services is pushing Michigan residents to install carbon monoxide detectors in their homes to prevent deaths. … more
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Biden signs stopgap spending bill, avoiding government shutdown 
WASHINGTON — President Joe Biden has signed the stopgap spending bill, giving his administration and Congress about two months to work out agreement on the dozen annual spending bills. Those … more
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Law enforcement agencies watching new fentanyl overdose treatment 
ANTI-OVERDOSE DRUG: The Oakland County Sheriff’s Department is the country’s first to stock a new anti-overdose drug called Opvee as an alternative to the most commonly used Narcan. Other … more
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Chronic wasting disease found in new county
CHRONIC WASTING DISEASE: The discovery of CWD in Ogemaw County for the first time is worrisome amid DNR’s concerns that the disease is spreading. Midland County had its first reported case earlier … more
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Grant aimed at improving health care for LGBTQ+ patients
LGBTQ+ HEALTH: $10 million in new state aid will help local organizations improve health services for LGBTQ+ residents of Michigan. We learn more from a Benton Harbor advocacy group and Transgender … more
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Programs ramp up to combat loneliness
LONELINESS: A recent U.S. surgeon general’s advisory and a U-M study found that loneliness is a major public health problem for adults and children, worsened by the COVID-19 pandemic. Among those … more
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Invasive insect threatens carbon storage in Michigan forests
INVADER: The invasive wooly adelgid increasingly threatens the eastern hemlock, one of the trees most important in Michigan for storing the carbon that causes global warming. Experts warn that’s … more
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Charter boat captain faces prison for unlicensed vessel
UNLICENSED BOAT: A Detroit man faces prison and a fine when sentenced early next year for violating a Coast Guard order to stop his illegal charter boat business on Lake St. Clair. On one occasion, … more
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Column: Everyone has a role in ending homelessness
November has arrived again, and that means it’s Homelessness Awareness Month. It’s most important to be aware that it is possible to end homelessness, and that everyone has a role in our … more
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U.S. Senate Republicans question Oklahoma judicial nominee on tribal sovereignty
Republicans on the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee grilled former Cherokee Nation Attorney General Sara Hill on tribal sovereignty issues at a hearing Wednesday for Hill, nominated to serve as a U.S. … more
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Lansing Mayor Andy Schor and Police Chief Ellery Sosobee announcing a wish list today of legislation to curb the availability of illegal guns.
Lansing asks state legislators for help on illegal firearms
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 16 — Lansing Mayor Andy Schor and Lansing Police Chief Ellery Sosebee say there’s a limit to how much the city can do to prevent illegal firearms. For this reason, they’ve asked state legislators for more support. more
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