News & Fun in Michigan
House Speaker Matt Hall introduced a $3.1 billion annual infrastructure plan for Michigan, focusing on local roads and transparency without raising taxes. It reallocates corporate taxes and eliminates the gas sales tax, ensuring taxpayer value while addressing urgent infrastructure needs and maintaining government accountability.
Michigan is set to gain nearly $55 million in investments and create 167 high-paying jobs through four projects announced by Governor Whitmer. These initiatives focus on advanced manufacturing, hydrogen research, battery recycling, and automotive software, reinforcing Michigan’s leadership in clean energy and innovation.
A traffic stop in Saginaw escalated violently when a convicted felon dragged a trooper with his vehicle for half a block before fleeing. The suspect, later arrested and charged with multiple felonies, highlights the dangers faced by law enforcement in routine stops.
Legislative action aims to protect tipped-wage workers, small businesses, and young employees in Michigan. Legislation Targets Supreme Court Ruling Fallout The Michigan House Select Committee on Protecting Michigan Employees and Small Businesses has advanced two bipartisan bills to address tipped-wage and …
Found in the quaint town of Sebewaing, Michigan, The Taste of Sebewaing offers a unique Tex-Mex dining experience that’s making waves in the local food scene. Located at 612 E Pine St, Sebewaing, MI 48759, this family-owned restaurant is the third …
Governor Whitmer’s “Road Ahead Address” at the Detroit Auto Show focused on Michigan’s economic future, emphasizing bipartisan efforts to support the auto industry, improve infrastructure, and create high-paying jobs. She outlined key initiatives and highlighted the importance of collaboration with Canada amid global competition and proposed tariffs.
A 57-year-old Wayne County man won a life-changing $1.05 million Michigan Lotto 47 jackpot, which he described as “an early Christmas miracle.” He plans to wisely manage his winnings with financial advisors and aims to support his family and enjoy a comfortable retirement.
Consumers Energy’s renewable energy initiatives in Michigan generated $13.6 million in property tax revenue in 2024, supporting local services like schools and roads. The company’s expansion plans include six additional clean energy projects, bolstering economic growth and advancing Michigan’s clean energy goals while ensuring community benefits.
