In The News – Page 153 – Michigan Now

January 8, 2021 Great Lakes Echo $9.95M going to University of Michigan for 20 ‘smart intersections’ in Ann Arbor

January 8, 2021 ABC News When Biden takes office, undoing Trump’s health policies won’t be easy

January 6, 2021 Spectrum News Riots at U.S. Capitol prompt strong response from higher ed leaders

January 7, 2021 Vogue Hospitals pricing transparency laws now in effect

January 6, 2021 MarketWatch Plastic path

January 7, 2021 The Hill US Capitol building breach ‘almost textbook’ sedition, legal expert says

January 7, 2021 Daily Mail (U.K.) How did we get here and how do we move on?

January 7, 2021 Education Dive ‘The worst day for American democracy in my lifetime’

January 7, 2021 U.S. News & World Report Congress resumes debate after breach of Capitol, rejects Arizona challenge

January 6, 2021 WDIV/Detroit La Nina and a winter weather outlook for Washtenaw County and the region

January 5, 2021 Great Lakes Echo What happens if Michigan’s Electoral College votes for Biden are challenged?

January 5, 2021 Wall Street Journal Echoes of another pandemic: How the Times covered the 1918 flu

January 5, 2021 Kiplinger Adolescent cigarette, smokeless tobacco use decreasing, despite rise in e-cigarette use

January 4, 2021 BuzzFeed News Michigan election costs rise with absentee ballots. Will GOP foot the bill?

January 5, 2021 Bloomberg News Oxygen-monitoring devices may be less reliable in Black patients, researchers say

January 3, 2021 EcoWatch 2021 will be a competitive application year: Here’s how to stand out

January 3, 2021 NBC News Michigan winters, as generations have known them, may be coming to an end

January 3, 2021 Great Lakes Echo Misinformation and conspiracies took starring role in Michigan’s political movements

January 2, 2021 Australian Broadcasting Corporation Peter Ho Davies takes a candid look at fatherhood in ‘A Lie Someone Told You About Yourself’

January 2, 2021 Entrepreneur Scientists assume there’s monstrous black hole lurking deep in space, but evades telescopes