Infrastructure

The governor is asking FEMA to reconsider its rejection of aid for utilities, individuals and long-term disaster mitigation projects in the wake of March's historic ice storm.

In vacation hotspots, schools struggle to find teachers because housing is often well beyond their pay. A bill pending in the state Legislature would allow schools to build or buy housing for their employees. Some say that’s a good idea but wonder how it’ll work.

A broadband infrastructure project has begun construction to connect some underserved rural areas in Michigan to the internet.

The U.S. Department of Commerce has terminated the State Digital Equity Capacity Grant program after President Donald Trump declared it "unconstitutional." This has put the future of Michigan’s Inclusive, Training, Technology and Equity program on pause.

The School Finance Research Foundation estimates Michigan schools will need $22.8 billion in infrastructure investment over the next decade.

Seven selected Michigan communities are receiving loans and grants to help repair and restore their water and sewer systems.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg visited mid-Michigan Friday.

A new water tower went up in Cheboygan recently, but it's just one part of a roughly $30 million project to overhaul the city's outdated drinking water system.

Oklahoma-based engineer, Craig Brownlee would now oversee the installment of a new four-mile section of Line 5 in a tunnel under the Mackinac Straits lakebed.

Two companies have been selected to construct the Line 5 tunnel in the Straits of Mackinac.