News & Fun in Michigan
Starting in 2025, Social Security and SSI beneficiaries in Michigan will receive a 2.5% benefits increase, aiding over 72.5 million Americans amid easing inflation. The adjustment, although lower than 2024, offers seniors some financial relief, helping to offset rising living costs, particularly food and healthcare expenses.
Short-lived EF-0 tornado hits Holly, Michigan on Nov 10, damaging trees, roofs, and more. Winds reached 70 mph. No injuries or deaths reported. Short-Lived Tornado Impacts Holly, MI with 70 mph Winds, Minimal Damage Reported HOLLY, MI — Issued by the …
The Tortilla Breakfast Casserole repurposes leftover taco ingredients into a satisfying morning dish. This customizable casserole features layers of tortillas, refried beans, taco meat, and cheese, bound by a mixture of eggs and milk. Easy to prepare and perfect for meal prep, it promotes sustainability while delivering comforting flavors.
State Representative Graham Filler proposes new legislation to protect local businesses from Michigan minimum wage hikes and sick leave mandates set to take effect in 2025. Bipartisan Bills Aim to Temper Supreme Court-Mandated Wage Increases State Rep. Graham Filler, R-Duplain Township, …
Michigan’s minimum wage will increase in 2025 due to a Supreme Court ruling reinstating voter-initiated laws. Starting January 1, the standard minimum wage will rise from $10.33 to $10.56, with further increases to $12.48 on February 21. Additional wage adjustments will occur annually from 2026 through 2028, affecting all employee categories.
EGLE awards $1 million grant for redevelopment of vacant land in Detroit’s Corktown, supporting 60 new affordable housing units through the Preserve on Ash project. $1 Million Grant Aims to Transform Vacant Corktown Sites DETROIT, MI – The Michigan Department of …
Over 70 municipalities in Michigan, represented by Foster Swift, are appealing an MPSC ruling that limits local control over renewable energy regulations. They argue the decision undermines their authority and could lead to risky state-driven projects. The legal challenge aims to restore local oversight and ensure community needs are prioritized in energy development.
FEMA and Michigan officials will host a flood risk Open House for Berrien County residents on November 14. The event aims to discuss updated flood maps, educate attendees on flood risks, and inform them of potential impacts on flood insurance across various local communities affected by rising weather-related concerns.
