News & Fun in Michigan
Proposed Republican budget changes threaten Michigan households’ federal Earned Income Tax Credit access, potentially impacting over 700,000 families financially. State leaders pledge to shield residents through local measures amid ongoing economic uncertainty.
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel has petitioned the U.S. Department of Energy, challenging its emergency order to keep the J.H. Campbell coal plant operational, arguing it undermines state energy plans, incurs costs, and lacks justification for federal intervention.
The Sanilac Petroglyphs Historic State Park will host a free community event on June 20, 2025, featuring traditional Anishinaabe lodge dressing to honor ancestral teachings and promote cultural awareness in Michigan’s Thumb region.
At Home Group filed for Chapter 11, eliminating nearly $2 billion in debt while securing $600 million for operations. Restructuring will facilitate new ownership, with 26 stores closing but no impact on Michigan locations or payroll.
Severe storms and heavy rain are forecasted in northern and southeast Michigan today, with possible tornadoes and flooding. A heat wave is expected over the weekend, raising temperatures significantly. Stay alert for weather updates.
Big Boy Michigan celebrates its birthday from June 15–21 with daily deals including 99¢ burgers, an $8 sandwich special, and a $12.99 buffet, promoting community connection and customer loyalty across participating locations.
Michigan propane customers are urged to secure fixed-price contracts early to avoid higher winter heating costs. The Michigan Public Service Commission emphasizes the importance of locking in prices now to ensure supply and manage budgets effectively.
Michigan’s waterways are severely contaminated by neonicotinoid pesticides, surpassing safety limits and threatening aquatic ecosystems. Agricultural practices, particularly neonic seed coatings, contribute significantly to this crisis, calling for immediate regulatory and monitoring reforms.
