medicaid

Governor Gretchen Whitmer signed a bill that expands which hospitals the state considers “rural.” But in practice, the bill only changes things for one hospital.

Michigan is about halfway through the nation's special post-pandemic reenrollment process for people who must once again show they are still income-eligible for Medicaid.

The state reports about 65% of people so far have been deemed eligible for re-enrollment, but the number has risen in recent months.

Over-earning and out-of-date paperwork causes many to lose Medicaid coverage.

Those whose coverage would otherwise end June 30 will now have until the end of July to re-enroll.

As Medicaid unwinds, Michiganders are having issues completing renewal forms.

A Wisconsin-based tribe trying to reclaim land sovereignty, Medicaid disenrollment, the Drive SAFE bill package, and an opera singer with roots in Michigan.

A recent U.S. Supreme Court decision changed rules for wetland protection. We talked about what that means for Michigan’s waterways. Also, we heard about a cheating scandal that rocked the walleye fishing community. Plus, how the state is working to loop folks in on some major changes to Medicaid.

Joe Short of Short's Brewing Co. talks about staying inspired in the craft beer industry.

The federal government is requiring proof of income eligibility for Medicaid for the first time since the pandemic began.