• DETROIT FREE PRESS: Study to focus on retraining for clean energy jobs

• ASSOCIATED PRESS: Fed funding to help study wind speeds in Michigan

• MICHIGAN MESSENGER: Weatherization stimulus spending gets started

• WZZM TV13: 13 On Your Side Stimulus Tracker -- Road construction jobs

• MLIVE.COM: Michigan Works office in Benton Harbor to hold information sessions on paid energy conservation training

• BOSTON GLOBE: Michigan luring Bay State business

• DETROIT FREE PRESS: U.S. stimulus money lights a fire that's warming the state

• MICHIGAN RADIO: Facing the mortgage crisis: Aging out of foster care and into affordable housing

• DAILY TRIBUNE: Ferndale food pantry sees stimulus money, new dependents 

• CHICAGO TRIBUNE: US backs MSU, UK, MIT studies of medicinal plants

• METROMODE: $19M in stimulus funds for U-M retirement study creates 60 jobs

• WKAR: Recovery Office Director speaks on stimulus spending in Michigan

• AP: Michigan's top stimulus cash recipients

• AP: Report: Stimulus saves, creates 22,500 Michigan jobs

• DETROIT NEWS: White House: Stimulus funds saved or created 22,000 jobs in Mich.

• DETROIT FREE PRESS: Stimulus gives Michigan a jolt: federal funds have created or saved 22,514 jobs

• CONCENTRATE: U-M scores $6.8M in federal stem cell research grants

• SCIENCE BUSINESS: Stem cell sector moves ahead full speed in US

• WZZM TV13: Wyoming Senior Center completes stimulus funded renovations

• HERALD-PALLADIUM: Whirlpool gets grant for $19.3M 

• DETROIT FREE PRESS: Stimulus grant to aid DTE, Whirlpool smart meters and appliances

• DETROIT FREE PRESS: Edison, Whirlpool to get stimulus money

• REUTERS: Electric-powered automobiles are the real deal

• JACKSON CITIZEN PATRIOT: Several hundred homeowners in Jackson County to get free help to weatherize homes

• OAKLAND PRESS: Oakland has received $280 million in stimulus funds 

• MIDLAND DAILY NEWS: Federal grant kick-starts city energy audit 

• DETROIT FREE PRESS: U-M lands stem cell research grants

• WWJ: Karmanos Cancer Institute Researcher Wins NIH Grant Funded by the Recovery Act

• DETROIT FREE PRESS: Roadwork: bigger, later than ever

• ROMEO OBSERVER: Romeo Community Schools will take advantage of stimulus funds to provide more time to helping at-risk students

• UPI.COM: Federal stimulus money targeting the plug-in electrical vehicle sector is an incredible opportunity for Michigan

• BAY CITY TIMES: Michigan submits comments on application to receive broadband grants

• PORT HURON TIMES HERALD: Businesses, students benefit from recovery program

• ROMEO OBSERVER: Stimulus funding reinstates reading clinicians in Romeo Schools

• MICHIGAN RADIO: Getting Michigan Back to Work

• DETROIT FREE PRESS: Michigan: Stimulus saves or creates 19,500 jobs

• MICHIGAN RADIO: Federal Stimulus Money Saved or Created 19,000 Michigan Jobs

• WWJ: Preliminary Federal Stimulus Results Released

• DETROIT FREE PRESS: Transit chief: Stimulus plan working in Detroit

• WLNS TV6 Video: State Prepares To Account For Stimulus Spending

• PETOSKEY NEWS-REVIEW: Broadband group in worthy pursuit 

• MLIVE: MDOT seeks public comment on high-speed rail plan

• HERALD-PALLADIUM: Fast trains on horizon 

• DETROIT FREE PRESS: Stimulus funds help speed up repairs on I-696 service drive

• MLIVE: 24 MI counties to receive $38M in stimulus funds for job training, career support services

• PETOSKEY NEWS-REVIEW: Northern MI Broadband Cooperative applies for stimulus funds to improve high-speed Internet availability 

• CLARE COUNTY REVIEW: Work starts on new $3.7 million CCTC building

• GAYLORD HERALD TIMES: Stimulus funds to help low-income homeowners weatherize homes 

• MODEL D: State announces $17.4M in stimulus funds for energy efficiency and conservation projects

• DETROIT NEWS: Michigan's 16 airports look past recession, use $30M in stimulus funds to prepare for future growth

• NEXTGOV.COM: Michigan unveils strategy to garner stimulus IT funds

• ANNARBOR.COM: Michigan's research universities generate $14.5 billion economic impact, study finds

• DETROIT FREE PRESS: $25 million in U.S. aid on the way

• BLOOMBERG.COM: A123 Surges in First Day on Electric-Vehicle Demand

• FLINT JOURNAL: Downtown Flint awarded $1.6M in stimulus funding for 'ex-offender' program

• MUSKEGON CHRONICLE: Stimulus funds to reach Head Start kids

• CHICAGO TRIBUNE: U-M says stimulus grants reach $103 million

• HURON DAILY TRIBUNE: Stimulus funds helping local schools 

• MICHIGAN RADIO: Orange barrels proliferate as economic stimulus money is spent

• CRAIN'S DETROIT: Michigan to get $19.6 million in federal funds for energy projects

• HOMETOWNLIFE.COM: Livonia recalls more laid-off teachers than expected

• MUSKEGON CHRONICLE: Stimulus money tapped for improvements to Apple Drive in Crockery
The Crockery Township stretch of the drive, totaling 5 miles between 144th and 112th avenues, recently received long-overdue improvements made possible by the federal government's American Recovery Stimulus Package.

• REUTERS: White House to report on jobs saved and created

• ANNARBOR.COM: Ypsilanti-based Clean Energy Coalition awarded $15 million from Recovery Act to buy alternative fuel vehicles
The Ypsilanti-based Clean Energy Coalition received a $15 million federal grant to help municipalities, companies and transportation groups throughout Michigan buy alternative fuel vehicles and install clean fueling stations.

• JACKSON CITIZEN PATRIOT: Governor makes pitch at Jackson train station for high-speed rail
Gov. Jennifer Granholm pulled into the Jackson train depot Monday to announce state plans to seek $800 million in federal stimulus funds to create a high-speed rail line between Detroit and Chicago.

• UPPERMICHIGANSSOURCE.COM: Forest projects get stimulus funds
Ottawa, Hiawatha, and Huron-Manistee National Forests were awarded $695,000 from the Recovery Act for maintenance of recreation and administrative sites and trail bridge work.

• DETROIT FREE PRESS: State seeks grants for high-speed rail
Michigan applied for $830 million in grants from the Recovery Act to fund high-speed rail link between Detroit and Chicago. The job of upgrading train stations and improving tracks could create 10,000 jobs.

• DETROIT NEWS: Michigan bids for federal high-speed rail funds
Michigan, seven other Midwestern states and the city of Chicago signed a Midwest Regional Rail Initiative. Together, the states are seeking $3.2 billion dollars in stimulus money for the Midwest Regional Rail Initiative.

• METRO DETROIT: Detroit, Dearborn police score big in stimulus
The city of Detroit will get more than $11 million to hire 50 officers, Dearborn will get more than $2 million to hire 10 officers and several other Metro Detroit municipalities will receive funding.

• BAY CITY TIMES: State Police receives stimulus money to hire officers
More than $6.5 million in federal Recovery Act funds have been awarded to the Michigan State Police to help hire and train 15 troopers and three sergeants.

• ASSOCIATED PRESS: Midwest governors form high-speed rail group
Midwest governors met in Chicago on Monday in a show of unity as they push for an eight-state, high-speed rail network -- agreeing to set up a group that will coordinate the states' bid for a share of $8 billion in federal stimulus cash for such projects.

• WOOD-TV: Gov. Granholm visited Eaton Corp. to highlight the company's key role in a $45.4 million advanced-battery award
Michigan led the nation earlier this month with the announcement of 12 awards totaling more than $1.35 billion in federal Recovery Act grants for advanced-battery and electric-vehicle manufacturing and development.

• KALAMAZOO GAZETTE: Stimulus money starting to arrive in southwestern Michigan
Kalamazoo had received $79 million through the stimulus as of July 20, including $47 million for rebuilding the Westnedge Avenue interchange and widening two miles of I-94.

• METRO DETROIT: Michigan Gov. Jennifer Granholm says a commitment to high-speed rail could create a thriving industry in the state.
Michigan Gov. Jennifer Granholm says a commitment to high-speed rail could create a thriving industry in the state.

• GRAND RAPIDS PRESS: Most of West Michigan's federal stimulus money flowing to road work
In West Michigan, this "stimulus" cash will be most apparent along local roads and highways. Many of them will get resurfaced, rebuilt and rebridged in the next two years. About $92 million will be spent on 55 street and highway projects in Kent County and eastern Ottawa County.

• WOOD-TV Video: Stimulus brings VP Joe Biden to K'zoo
The V.P. was joined on stage by Michigan US Senators Carl Levin and Debbie Stabenow, Gov. Jennifer Granholm and Lt. Gov. John Cherry, plus US Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood.