IPR Daily Headlines

Former President Donald Trump will remain on Michigan's primary ballot; University of Michigan and Sparrow Health System merger update; slow start to winter in northern Michigan, DNR asks residents to trim oak trees now, if needed; and no cell phones or hoodies for Flint students.

Ranked-choice voting in Michigan cities, Beulah sewage rates increasing 20% in new year, invasive hemlock woolly adelgid on the move in Michigan, and Detroit Lions win first NFC North Division since 1993.

Gov. Gretchen Whitmer signs green energy directive; Michigan Supreme Court to hear minimum wage case; Former MDHHS child advocate among those charged in child abuse investigation.

Gov. Gretchen Whitmer signs dozens of bills to make changes to election laws; New report shows lack of surgeons in rural hospitals; Ford's electric battery factory benefits justify state spending; UAW to organize against 13 non-union automakers; UM cancels student government vote on Israel-Gaza resolutions.

Pete Buttigieg visits Michigan State University amid Gaza peace protest; Michigan lawmaker joins hunger strikers in DC; New Ferry to Beaver Island is coming; Chronic Wasting Disease found in Ogemaw County.

2 killed in plane crash near Ludington; Rally at Capitol, governor's mansion, calls for lasting cease fire in Gaza; Michigan processors get relief as USDA buys surplus apples; Time running out for homeowner COVID aid; Alcohol sales prove popular at MSU's football stadium; Ship leaves Cheboygan with Christmas trees for Chicago families.

Gov. Whitmer signs abortion repeal laws; Owner evicts tenants from burned warehouse in Cheboygan; RSV cases could be up over holidays; AI tech will help enforce gun ban at MI Capitol.