News & Fun in Michigan
Mayor Mike Duggan concludes his 12-year leadership in Detroit and announces his independent gubernatorial campaign for Michigan in 2026, driven by frustration with partisan politics. His administration prioritized blight reduction, economic growth, and public safety, highlighting a vision for bipartisan collaboration and community engagement moving forward.
Step into the elegance of Meadow Brook Hall in Rochester Hills, Michigan. From historic tours to magical holiday events, this mansion offers an unforgettable experience. A Historic Mansion Turned Premier Event Venue Nestled in the heart of Rochester Hills, Michigan, Meadow …
Michigan’s “Second Look” act, allowing automatic resentencing hearings for inmates after ten years, has stirred controversy. While proponents advocate for justice reform and address over-incarceration, critics fear it may jeopardize public safety. The proposal now heads to the full House for further debate.
A Macomb County father, Jason Demski, faces felony charges for failing to pay nearly $20,000 in child support, prompting legal action after years of unsuccessful enforcement. If convicted, he could face up to four years in prison, highlighting the importance of financial accountability for parents.
Quincy Bland, a Waterford resident, faces nine charges, including felony human trafficking, following a police investigation revealing he exploited victims through violence and drugs. This case underscores Oakland County’s intensified human trafficking crackdown amidst growing community and law enforcement collaboration to combat the issue.
The Gerald R. Ford International Airport in Grand Rapids hosts its 28th Annual Holiday Music Festival from December 2nd to 6th, featuring performances by 10 West Michigan school choirs. The event aims to create a joyful atmosphere for travelers while celebrating the holiday spirit.
Consumers Energy is enhancing grid reliability in Michigan using Automated Transfer Reclosers (ATRs), which help prevent outages for over 72,000 customers. In 2024, ATRs reduced potential downtime by 350,000 hours, aligning with the company’s goal to improve service frequency and restoration times amid severe weather challenges.
Faculty at the University of Michigan have filed a class-action lawsuit against the university, alleging systemic underpayment due to delayed salary increases. The lawsuit seeks compensation and compliance with salary policies, highlighting broader issues regarding equitable pay in academia amid financial constraints.
