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Tim Werner, a city commissioner in Traverse City, is always striving to make his city better. As a lifelong problem solver, he sees the build back better agenda as an […]

Attorney General’s first stop today in Novi NOVI – The Michigan League of Conservation Voters today urged nearly 1 million people who lost power during recent outages to share their stories by participating in a listening tour hosted […]

Legislature and Gov Reach Targets on State Budget, ARP to Come This Wednesday, Michigan’s top House and Senate appropriators reached a budget deal with the Whitmer administration, paving the way for a […]

Dear Michigan LCV Family, Welcome to the September 16, 2021 edition of Three Things Thursday! It’s hard to believe it’s already the middle of September! Time is moving fast, but […]

As we work to tackle the climate crisis and eliminate our dependence on fossil fuels, there is no doubt that renewable energy sources, particularly solar energy, must be at the […]

A lifelong resident of the Grand Haven area, Field Reichardt understands what’s right for his community’s electric energy. Field has been long involved in the Grand Haven community, striving for […]

LANSING – The Michigan League of Conservation Voters today issued the following statement calling on U.S. District Court Judge Janet Neff to send the state of Michigan’s lawsuit to shut […]

The Past Week in D.C. Build Back Better Act Updates: After a long summer of deliberations, today marks the end of the committee markup process in the House of Representatives. […]

Utilities stand in the way of removing Michigan’s arbitrary 1% cap on rooftop solar for homes, businesses LANSING, Mich. – Michigan’s major utilities have lost their main argument for removing the […]

Dear Michigan LCV Family, Welcome to the September 9, 2021 edition of Three Things Thursday! I hope you had an enjoyable, safe Labor Day weekend, taking time to recognize why […]