News and events of Michigan’s Upper Thumb that are worth knowing in the region.
Here are some of the top stories.
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.
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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.
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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.
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In response to soaring egg prices from avian flu impacts, Rep. Jennifer Wortz proposes a bill to suspend Michigan’s cage-free egg mandate until 2029, aiming to increase supply and lower consumer costs.
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A survey in Northern Michigan identifies key concerns—government spending, infrastructure, education, and Second Amendment rights—as misaligned with Governor Whitmer’s agenda. Residents seek tax cuts, expressing frustration over rising costs and stagnant infrastructure conditions.
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Michigan’s labor groups celebrate a court ruling requiring the Republican-led House to deliver nine stalled pro-worker bills to Governor Whitmer, aiming to enhance protections for nearly one million workers, including healthcare and pension reforms. The labor movement vows to continue fighting for workers’ rights.
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Tim Hortons’ Roll Up To Win contest runs from February 24 to March 23, 2025, featuring digital and classic cups with a vast prize pool, including vehicles, vacations, and gift cards, while offering multiple ways to earn rolls through Tims Rewards.
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A lottery club in Macomb County won a $1.1 million Lotto 47 jackpot with a nostalgic ticket purchased as a birthday gift, opting for a $763,000 lump sum to pay bills and invest in a business.
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