News & Fun in Michigan
Michigan Senate and House Democrats introduce legislation to update cleanup rules, ensure transparency, and make polluters pay for contamination costs LANSING, Mich. — June 7, 2025 — A sweeping legislative package introduced this week by Michigan Senate and House Democrats seeks …
Michigan Senate Democrats have advanced a budget aimed at shielding residents and small businesses from the economic impact of federal actions, allocating funds for veterans, farmers, and support against tariff-related costs.
Sanilac County Sheriff warns of an impersonation scam involving fake law enforcement demands for gift card payments. Sanilac County Sheriff Warns of Widespread Phone Scam Involving Fake Warrants SANILAC COUNTY, Mich. — A new phone scam has hit Sanilac County, and …
Proposed Medicaid cuts in Michigan threaten access to essential health services for over 2.6 million residents, particularly impacting rural hospitals and vulnerable individuals, prompting urgent calls for federal action to prevent the crisis.
Huron County Democrats will host a rally on June 6 in Bad Axe to support veterans’ rights and constitutional protections, coinciding with D-Day’s anniversary, as part of the grassroots 50501 Movement for civic engagement.
Michigan lawmakers approved a bill for optional firearm safety courses in schools, aiming to enhance safe hunting practices, support the hunting culture, and address declining participation by teaching responsible gun handling and hunting safety.
A routine traffic stop in Shelby Township led to the fatal police shooting of a 41-year-old Troy man after he allegedly drawn a weapon during a foot chase, prompting an investigation by the Macomb County Sheriff’s Office.
Michigan GOP lawmakers filed impeachment articles against Secretary Jocelyn Benson, accusing her of misconduct. Benson called the move a political stunt, emphasizing legislative misuse, while her actions in expanding voting access remain controversial amid political tensions.
