IPR Daily Headlines

State launches website to help student loan borrowers with repayment; Michigan to receive $1.6 billion in additional infrastructure funds; Water filter bills up for vote this week in Michigan House; District judge denies motions to dismiss in fake electors plot case.

Nurses push back against Munson's new strategy; Michigan apple growers on track for another record harvest; State House continues hearings on housing discrimination bills; Michigan Supreme Court considers whether college students should get a refund.

Senate committee hears no-fault testimony; Michigan Supreme Court opens new session; MSU's hearing for fired football coach starts today; Republican presidential hopeful Vivek Ramaswamy stops in Saginaw; Northern Michigan's favorite new vehicle purchase in 2023 (so far).

Hospice supporters say there are no plans to close Petoskey facility; Enbridge, project overseer concerned about length of Line 5 review; Oxford shooter's parents will stand trial; Advocates rally for no-fault reform ahead of bill hearing; Whitmer encouraging UAW, automakers to end strike as soon as possible.

Lawmakers return, hoping to address no-fault law; Auto suppliers could face layoffs as UAW strike continues; Northern Michigan workforce back to pre-pandemic levels, but with a warning for the future; Detroit leaders have high hopes for water affordability bills; Demonstration outside McLaren in Petoskey hopes to save hospice.