News & Fun in Michigan
USDA emergency aid is put in place to expedite financial relief for agricultural producers facing economic strain due to rising input costs and market instability. USDA Directs $10 Billion in Emergency Aid to Farmers Struggling with Costs On National Agriculture Day, …
Michigan lawmakers, led by House Republicans, aim to reverse the recent state income tax hike from 4.25% back to 4.05% to relieve financial pressure on residents. The proposal faces opposition in the Senate and potential gubernatorial veto.
Michigan is set to host two high-profile contests in 2026 – an open governor’s race and an open U.S. Senate seat – and former Republican gubernatorial nominee Tudor Dixon is considering entering one of them? (foxnews.com). Dixon, a conservative commentator and …
Michigan’s public schools achieve record graduation rates and increased participation in Career and Technical Education, yet state officials highlight funding gaps as critical issues. Literacy skills still lag, prompting calls for more investment in educational resources and teacher training.
A class-action lawsuit claims Girl Scout Cookies contain dangerous levels of heavy metals and pesticides, alleging consumer safety violations by GSUSA and its partners. The suit seeks damages for misleading marketing and demands enhanced food safety practices.
Detroit-area phone users must adjust to new dialing rules as a new 679 overlay area code is introduced. 10-Digit Dialing to Become Mandatory in Detroit’s 313 Area Code Residents and businesses in Detroit and its surrounding suburbs will soon be required …
At 88, Peggy Dorman fulfilled her dream of cheerleading again, thanks to Stonegate Village’s Dream Big initiative. This heartwarming event brought joy to Peggy and the community, proving that dreams have no age limit and celebrating seniors’ vibrant lives.
Shelby Township Police arrested Nicholas Moncivais and Brittany Awadish for a series of targeted home invasions involving Chaldean households. Utilizing security footage and social media, authorities linked the suspects to multiple break-ins, emphasizing suburban policing’s evolving strategies.
