News & Fun in Michigan
Michigan lawmakers are advancing legislation to enhance consumer protections against data breaches and price gouging during emergencies. Proposed bills would require timely reporting of data breaches and define price gouging, enabling legal actions against violators. Attorney General Dana Nessel supports these reforms to address rising cyberattacks and protect vulnerable consumers.
Michigan’s Northern Michigan Passenger Rail project is advancing with federal support, particularly a 2022 RAISE grant. This initiative aims to connect Southeast and Northwestern Michigan through a 240-mile rail corridor, enhancing transportation equity, boosting economic development, and facilitating access to Amtrak’s network, all while supporting sustainable infrastructure and clean mobility.
Two Kalamazoo men, James Smith and Patrick Martin, pleaded guilty in federal court for their roles in a fentanyl-laced drug deal that resulted in six deaths in April 2023. The case underscores the severity of the opioid crisis in America. Smith faces up to 20 years, while Martin could receive four.
Two officers are charged with misconduct and assault after a pursuit involving questionable use of a police K9. LANSING, Mich. — Sterling Heights Police Officers James Sribniak, 31, and Jack Currie, 29, have been charged with Misconduct in Office and Felonious …
As respiratory diseases rise with fall, the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services urges residents to utilize free COVID-19 tests and practice illness prevention. They highlight the availability of at-home tests and local testing centers, promoting personal COVID-19 action plans including vaccinations and preventive measures for overall health.
The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) celebrates the first year of Plan First!, offering free family planning services to nearly 20,000 residents. LANSING, MI – A year after its launch, the Plan First! program, administered by the Michigan …
The Library of Michigan’s new exhibit “The Searching Eye: Images of Mid-Century Detroit” features rare black-and-white photographs by Norman Zadoorian, showcasing Detroit from the 1940s to 1960s. The collection illustrates the city’s industrial history and personal narratives, enhanced by essays from Zadoorian’s son, Michael, creating a deep emotional connection to Detroit’s past.
The RNC and Michigan GOP secured a legal victory against Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson regarding mail-in ballot processing, enforcing stricter rules on ballot number matching to combat potential voter fraud. The court’s decision emphasizes election integrity and transparency, ensuring adherence to state laws in Michigan’s electoral process.
