News & Fun in Michigan
Michigan plans to cancel over 318,000 inactive voter registrations next month, contributing to the removal of over 1.1 million outdated registrations since 2019. The effort highlights the state’s commitment to maintaining accurate voter rolls and ensuring election integrity.
Ontario Premier Doug Ford announced retaliatory tariffs and bans against U.S. imports following Trump’s economic measures, claiming significant harm to both nations. Ford emphasized coordination with Canadian leaders and forewarned further actions if tensions escalate.
Michigan anglers can now purchase 2025 fishing licenses, valid until March 31, 2026. The new season starts April 1, 2025, with various licensing options and regulations to prevent aquatic invasive species. Early purchase is recommended.
Winter is now fully set in across the upper Great Lakes region. Ice cover becomes a critical metric for weather patterns and lake activities. This daily report provides the latest updates on ice conditions across the lakes. Lake Superior: 20.89% Lake …
Michigan’s economy faces significant threats from Trump’s 25% tariffs on Canada and Mexico, primarily impacting the auto industry. Job losses and rising consumer prices are anticipated as businesses brace for economic fallout and potential retaliatory actions.
Brett White, a Grand Rapids golfer sponsored by GameAbove Sports, strives for PGA Tour membership at the Puerto Rico Open, overcoming adversity from a life-threatening illness while showcasing resilience and determination in his golfing career.
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel has disclosed the year’s top consumer complaints, highlighting prevalent fraud and scams. In 2024, the Consumer Protection Team received over 30,000 complaints, recovering $1.9 million for affected residents and businesses.
Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson warns that the SAVE Act could hinder voting rights by imposing strict identification requirements, disproportionately affecting vulnerable groups. She urges residents to defend their voting access amid concerns about election security versus voter suppression.
