Infrastructure

Low-income families in Michigan can get financial support for their energy bills, thanks to a recent influx of federal funding.

Michigan doesn’t have the best report card when it comes to infrastructure. The state received a D+ for drinking water and a C for wastewater systems from the American Society of Civil Engineers, but state funding is slowly turning the tide.

The deadline to file a challenge to the Federal Communications Commission new national broadband map is January 13.

An influx of federal funding means more communities across Michigan will be eligible for water infrastructure loans in the coming years.

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel has filed a brief in support of the city of Traverse City to build a “fish pass” without requiring a city vote.

The intense rainstorms and flooding that wreaked havoc on southeast Michigan last month are a sign of things to come with climate change—and President Joe…

A coalition of environmental groups on Wednesday joined Democratic Michigan Representative Rashida Tlaib in urging the passage of a major infrastructure…

Governor Gretchen Whitmer on Thursday announced a plan to invest $500-million in Michigan’s water infrastructure.Michigan has repeatedly received failing…

Michigan’s water infrastructure needs a $12-billion overhaul.That’s according to a new report commissioned from Environmental Entrepreneurs (E2), a…