News & Fun in Michigan
Authorities raided a licensed daycare in Bronson, Michigan, seizing illegal narcotics and a stolen firearm. A 35-year-old woman was arrested on multiple felony charges, including child neglect and maintaining a drug house, as the investigation continues.
Authorities in Hillsdale County arrested a 14-year-old student after he threatened a classroom shooting, detailing his plans. Quick action by law enforcement following a report ensured safety, leading to the seizure of firearms and ongoing investigations into the incident.
Nick’s Country Oven is a beloved eatery known for its hearty, homemade meals and warm atmosphere. While praised for friendly service and generous portions, some note decor updates and occasional takeout issues. Overall, it’s a must-visit for comfort food.
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel settled a case against Paige Harkema for falsifying pet vaccination records during an online dog adoption scheme. Harkema is now prohibited from deceptive sales and must pay $2,000 for consumer restitution.
Senate Democrats in Michigan are urging action on nine stalled bills crucial for educators and first responders, citing financial strain from rising healthcare costs. Despite bipartisan support, House Republicans, led by Speaker Matt Hall, continue to block progress, prompting potential legal action.
Senate Democrats in Michigan are urging action on nine stalled bills to enhance recruitment, retention, and retirement for corrections officers. With severe staffing shortages exacerbating unsafe conditions, they are considering legal measures against House Republicans to compel a vote.
Delve into Michigan’s Native American heritage. This article uncovers the diverse traditions and lasting impact of indigenous cultures in the Great Lakes region, offering a unique lens into Michigan’s past and present.
Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson opposes House Joint Resolution B, warning it could disenfranchise eligible voters. The resolution aims to impose strict voter ID and citizenship verification requirements, which critics argue may suppress marginalized communities’ voting rights.
