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Businesses Navigate AI Growth as House and Senate Consider Different AI Rules.

September 15, 2026. Artificial intelligence is becoming part of everyday business operations while lawmakers in Washington consider different approaches to managing the technology. For companies, the debate is no longer limited to whether artificial intelligence

$50 Million Copperwood Grant Raises Questions Over Legislative Oversight in Michigan.

September 14, 2026. A $50 million package of Michigan grants for the proposed Copperwood copper mine in Gogebic County is drawing criticism from environmental advocates, a former Michigan Strategic Fund board member and tribal governments,

Tribal Nations Challenge Line 5 Tunnel Permits as Michigan Reconsiders Project.

September 14, 2026. Four Michigan Tribal Nations are challenging state permits for Enbridge's proposed Line 5 tunnel beneath the Straits of Mackinac, opening another legal front less than two months after the Michigan Supreme Court

AI’s Promise and Potential Risks: Researchers Ask How We Safely Shape the Future.

September 10, 2026. The AI system you are using today is not going to kill you simply because you use it. Today's systems, including ChatGPT and other widely available AI tools, have significant limitations. They

Sault Tribe Board meeting September 15 in Munising.

September 10, 2026. The Sault Ste. Marie Tribe of Chippewa Indians Board of Directors regular meeting scheduled September 15, 2026, beginning 5 p.m. at the Munising Tribal Center, 622 W. Superior, Munising, in person or

New MiHunt map is live in time for fall hunting seasons.

September 10, 2026. Build-your-own approach puts hunters in control of what shows up on the map. Michigan hunters planning a fall trip have a rebuilt tool to work with. The Michigan Department of Natural Resources

Fair Housing Decision Highlights Tribal Sovereignty and Tribal Housing Rights.

September 9, 2026. LANSING — A federal housing dispute that began with challenges to conditions placed on fair-housing funding has ended with the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) agreeing not to enforce

Why homegating could become this football season’s biggest food trend,

September 8, 2026. While nothing can replace the excitement of tailgating in the parking lot of your favorite team’s stadium, between tickets, parking, fuel, food and an obligatory giant foam finger, the humble tailgate has

The Medicine Wheel and the Responsibility to Serve All Tribal Members.

September 8, 2026. An Anishinaabe teaching about balance, connection and the responsibility to see the whole community. For Anishinaabe people, the Medicine Wheel is more than a circle divided into four directions. It is a

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