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Enbridge argued the state couldn’t regulate Line 5 because the federal Pipeline Safety Act superseded any state policies

Grand Rapids Public Schools has reached a tentative agreement with the teacher's union, Michigan energy regulators will hear public comment in a matter involving a planned data center near Ann Arbor, and more.

The Supreme Court, on Enbridge’s appeal, will decide whether there are exceptions to the 30-day period to remove a case to federal court

Enbridge has been trying to move the arguments to federal courts, where its chances are arguably better than state courts presided over by judges selected by Michigan voters

Climate action supporters were in Grand Rapids on Friday, Muskegon has selected a local contractor for road paving, a recap of Governor Whitmer’s book Signing in Grand Rapids and more state and West Michigan news.

The federal appellate court judges had remanded the case back to Michigan’s 30th Circuit Court in Ingham County. But Enbridge had requested a rehearing before the entire U.S. Court of Appeals

The lawsuit seeks to shut down the 60-year-old pipeline that carries Canadian crude oil through the Straits of Mackinac.

David Limbaugh covers a recent report on the MSP with Mark Fancher of the ACLU, the Kent County administration offices are set to relocate, there’s a verdict in the case of Jennifer Crumbley, and more state and West Michigan News.

Mackinac Straits Corridor Authority has also selected a firm that's meant to independently review the tunnel engineering and plans

After a landmark decision that advanced the Line 5 tunnel in the Straits of Mackinac, a state board is assessing next steps for the project.