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Insider: Whitmer Helped Win Support For Roads Plan, Cannabis Tax

LANSING - Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer participated in a series of behind-closed-door meetings with Democratic lawmakers last week to help secure votes she needed to get a new budget and a road funding plan through the House and Senate. On Thursday night, Democrats who have a majority of the seats in the Senate were struggling

By |2025-10-07T15:26:13-04:00October 7th, 2025|Marijuana Business, News|

Michigan Middle School Students To Learn STEM Skills From NASA

LANSING – The Michigan Department of Lifelong Education, Advancement, and Potential announced that Michigan has been selected as one of 10 states for the NASA and U.S. Department of Education’s 21st Century Community Learning Centers collaboration and will be training with NASA. This innovative program is designed to provide middle school students with engaging opportunities

Bitcoin Will Remain The Leader In The Cryptocurrency Market, Helping BTC Enthusiasts Earn Passive Income

In 2025, Bitcoin will remain a leading cryptocurrency, attracting both newcomers and experienced investors looking to earn passive income through cloud mining. Thanks to mobile-friendly platforms and AI-managed mining centers, enthusiasts can now mine without expensive hardware or complex setups. This guide highlights the best Bitcoin cloud mining platforms, with WOAMining being a standout. Platform

By |2025-10-27T10:01:16-04:00October 7th, 2025|Business, Cryptocurrency|

The Evolution of Laboratory Technology: Smaller Tools, Bigger Impact

Picture a laboratory from fifty years ago. It was a different world. The room was filled with giant, clunky machines. Glassware covered the benches. Scientists spent hours on manual tasks. These tasks were repetitive. They were also prone to human error. Progress was slow and painstaking.  Today, that landscape looks radically different. The tools are

By |2025-10-09T15:11:33-04:00October 7th, 2025|Guest Columns|

What IT Jobs Are Hot, And How AI Enhances Your Resume

ANN ARBOR - Gary Erickson, managing partner of Executive Search Partners, joins MITech TV once again to talk about what IT Jobs are available and also what impact Artificial Intelligence is having on them. In this interview he answers the following questions: 1. How is the Michigan economy affecting information technology positions for the rest

By |2025-10-06T18:54:04-04:00October 6th, 2025|Artificial Intelligence, mitechtv|

Interstellar Object Photos Show Massive Cylindrical Glowing Object Approaching Earth

LONDON - New extraordinary images of the interstellar object flying through our solar system have been released, sparking fresh theories about its origins. Although most scientists have concluded that the mysterious object is a comet, NASA's Perseverance rover on the Martian surface sent back photos showing what appears to be a massive cylindrical shape. Stargazers on social

By |2025-10-06T16:22:13-04:00October 6th, 2025|Featured, Science|

Public Service Commission Approves Consumers Energy Gas Rate Increase

LANSING - The Michigan Public Service Commission today approved a natural gas rate increase for Consumers Energy Co. aimed at boosting the safety and reliability of its gas pipeline system by replacing gas lines most at risk of leaks and service interruptions for customers. The Commission authorized Consumers to raise rates by $157,495,000, a more

By |2025-10-05T11:24:55-04:00October 5th, 2025|Government/Politics, News, Politics, Politics/Government|

Universal EV Chargers Debuts $15 Flat-Rate Fast Charging

CHICAGO - EV drivers across Illinois can now access flat-rate fast charging for $15 per session, thanks to Universal EV Chargers’ new no-hidden-fee pricing. That means drivers can plug in, power up, and get back on the road without worrying about time-based pricing or surprise surcharges. Most EVs will reach 80% charge in about 30

By |2025-10-05T11:19:09-04:00October 5th, 2025|Clean Update, Clean, green, hybrid, Clean, Green, wireless|

Kentucky Grow Harvests First Pot Crop, Gov. Says A Whole Lot More Coming

LOUISVILLE - A Kentucky medical marijuana cultivation facility has harvested its first yield of cannabis, and patients could gain access to it by next month, a top regulator says. Meanwhile, the governor says licensed businesses are about to “grow a whole lot more” as the program gets underway. Cannon Armstrong, executive director of the Office

By |2025-10-05T11:19:09-04:00October 5th, 2025|Business|