consumer protection

14th District State Senator Sue Shink is taking aim at a lack of transparency when it comes to so-called "forever chemicals." The Northfield Township Democrat is pushing for the Michigan Legislature to require consumer products with PFAS have a warning label. Senator Shink provided details of what she wants to see on this week's "Issues of the Environment" with WEMU's David Fair.

Michigan and former federal officials are warning cuts to a federal financial watchdog agency could harm Michiganders. Colin Jackson has more.

A new report released today by the Mind the Store campaign (a partner organization of the Ecology Center in Ann Arbor) finds significant chemical policy…

To ensure Michiganders remain hypervigilant about protecting themselves from someone stealing personal information and to protect them from increasingly…