EPA cites One Big Beautiful Bill Act as enabling clawback of energy assistance for low income households nationwide.

Michigan has already committed nearly $14 million of the federal funds to support projects from Escanaba to Detroit. State officials left the door open to a potential lawsuit.

Michigan's Solar for All program, meant to support renewable energy resources for low-income residents, has lost its federal funding.

The Michigan Department of Natural Resources, in partnership with the DTE Foundation and ReLeaf Michigan, is offering ...

In 2024, over 300 beaches across the Great Lakes closed to visitors or issued swim bans or advisories due to the presence of ...

"Between April and August, the White House met with powerful lobbyists--and the influence shows," Angela Huffman, president ...

A $150 million investment will add 31 new miles of trails to the Grand River Greenway by 2026, connecting the Grand Haven ...

With over 11,000 inland lakes, Michigan’s waterways are a central part of the state’s ecology, economy, and identity. And yet they’re also a growing source of concern. In response, state ...

An electronic scrap collection, once used as a side business to support a veteran’s family, has now been cleared in Menominee ...

An electronic scrap collection, once used as a side business to support a veteran’s family, has now been cleared in Menominee ...

Funding from a Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy Brownfield Redevelopment Grant will help redevelop a former gas station site into a new Jimmy John's restaurant in Petoskey.

The proposals are part of her Community Project Funding Initiative, a Congressional process that allows lawmakers to advocate ...