New Bilingual Hotline for Seasonal Farmworkers
A new bilingual hotline helps Michigan migrant workers and their families get information about the COVID-19 [...]
AG Nessel Calls on Michigan Utilities to Automatically Credit Customers and Offers Resources for Residents Affected by Power Outages
Recent ice storms left many Michiganders without power. Attorney General Dana Nessel is calling on DTE Energy [...]
Help Feed Michigan Kids This Summer
The Michigan Department of Education is looking for community members, partner organizations, program sponsors and others to [...]
Gov. Whitmer Makes Budget Recommendations
On Feb. 8, Gov. Whitmer released her fifth executive budget recommendation to lower costs, grow Michigan’s economy [...]
Patients Could Lose Medicaid Coverage Beginning April 1
An important change is coming for Medicaid recipients, as the Medicaid Continuous Coverage rule is expiring, and [...]
Michigan Youth Livestock Scholarship Application Open
Applications are open for the Michigan Youth Livestock Scholarship. The Michigan Youth Livestock Scholarship Fund (MYLSF) has [...]
MDHHS Young Adults Breast Cancer Awareness Event
The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services’ (MDHHS) Program for Breast Cancer in Young Adults is [...]
Cleanup Tips for Damaged Trees from Winter Storms
Safety is a big concern when dealing with storm cleanup, especially in freezing cold temperatures. After a [...]
Free Interactive Online Programs for Older Michigan Adults
The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) and Library of Michigan are granting older adults [...]
Keep Pets Safe This Holiday Season
The Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development (MDARD) reminds pet owners of ways to keep their [...]