Infrastructure

Roughly $18 million of federal funds are being awarded to Michigan school districts to increase the number of electric buses on the streets.

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

The White House announced this week that Michigan is in line for more federal dollars as part of a new federal infrastructure spending plan.

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.

Isabella County is one of 14 communities and businesses that is receiving technical support and funding opportunities to improve recycling.

Three years ago, Presque Isle Electric & Gas began developing a new division of the company to bring high-speed internet to the region.

A new report finds Michigan is spending too little to maintain its infrastructure.

Remove or rebuild? That’s the question facing a beloved dam in Cheboygan County. The state says it doesn’t want to remove the Cornwall dam, but it doesn’t have the funds to rebuild it either.

Mid-Michigan residents expressed how a lack of access to reliable, affordable high-speed internet has impacted their lives. The visit was part of the High-Speed Internet Office's statewide listening tour.

Recently passed legislation would expand recycling opportunities in Michigan. Part of the effort includes promoting grants to fund recycling infrastructure. The state is now making more than $3 million available to support waste reduction projects.