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Western Illinois University was recently recognized by the American Public Health Association (APHA) with a Student Champions for Climate Justice Award.

“History is a gallery of pictures in which there are few originals and many copies.” － Alexis de Tocqueville, French historian Hello Downriver, If you live Downriver, I’m going to tell you something you already know. If you’re from somewhere else and just visiting my column, this might be news to you. This is a great […]

A United Auto Workers strike against the big U.S. automakers would pose tangible and political problems for the president's push for electric vehicles.

The Panthers game against the Wright State Raiders was a tale of two halves. In the first half Eastern took seven total shots, five on goal, compared to five, one on goal, for Wright State. In the second half the roles were reversed. Eastern had two total shots, both on goal, compared to Wright State’s...

Michigan Bits: Michigan’s specialty crops receive $2.2 million USDA grant; Joe Cramer joins MSU presidential search; apple reps chosen.

MARQUETTE — As lakes and rivers cool with the arrival of fall, avid swimmers may be at risk for illnesses due to contact with contaminated water. That’s b

A United Auto Workers strike against the big U.S. automakers would pose tangible and political problems for the president's push for electric vehicles.

A look at what the college programs across the state have done to improve their rosters through the transfer portal.

The Macomb University Center's open house Oct. 10 is an opportunity for potential students to get the answers they need.

Most of the approved pot shop licenses are proposed for the Groesbeck Highway industrial corridor.