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Ford faces $165 million penalty from NHTSA for recall delays and compliance failures, marking the second-largest fine in the agency’s history. NHTSA Hits Ford with Major Penalty for Recall Failures WASHINGTON, D.C. — The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) announced …
One of the worst parts of working lon hours is that we miss out on our favorite coffee shops, restaurants, and good eats! Times are tough enough without having to suffer through another day of boring breakfast cereal.
Senator Sean McCann is proposing an expansion of Michigan’s bottle deposit law, originally established in 1976, to include all beverage containers under one gallon. This initiative seeks to enhance recycling and reduce litter while maintaining the ten-cent deposit. If approved, a public vote will occur in 2026, potentially leading to significant environmental benefits.
Two duck hunters were rescued after their boat capsized in Wild Fowl Bay due to strong winds. One hunter clung to the partially submerged vessel while the other swam ashore. Emergency services coordinated a swift rescue, and both men declined medical treatment after being evaluated. The incident highlights the importance of preparedness and safety on the water.
Vlasic Dill Pickle Soup is a quick savory hearty main course soup that is perfect for a camp lunch. The potential variations are endless and prep is simple.
Concern about climate change in Michigan has reached the point where business areas are being impacted. The effect on business costs will be in the billions.
Here are six critical areas of concern.
Ricardo Delgado II, 51, received a 60-year prison sentence for leading a major cocaine and fentanyl trafficking operation in Michigan. His arrest followed a significant law enforcement operation, revealing extensive drug and firearm possession, alongside plans for retaliation against associates, highlighting ongoing drug-related violence concerns.
Governor Gretchen Whitmer signed six bipartisan laws enhancing homeowner protections, public health, and addressing housing needs in Michigan. Key measures include tougher penalties for real estate fraud, a tax credit for organ donors, and requirements for local planning to consider housing. Additional laws improve judicial contributions and higher education collaboration.
