News & Fun in Michigan
The U.S. House of Representatives has passed the Social Security Fairness Act, benefiting Michigan’s public service workers, including educators, firefighters, and police officers. This bipartisan bill aims to repeal unfair Social Security penalties, addressing the Windfall Elimination Provision and the Government Pension Offset that have harmed many retirees’ benefits.
Brad Jewett, Grand Traverse County Commissioner, admits guilt in prostitution case stemming from undercover sting operation. County Commissioner Brad Jewett Pleads Guilty to Engaging Services of Prostitution Brad Jewett, vice chairperson of the Grand Traverse County Commission, pled guilty on Tuesday …
MDOT announces that most of Michigan’s 77 rest areas will remain open this winter, providing convenience and safety for drivers. MDOT Maintains Open Access to Rest Areas Despite Winter The Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) will keep the majority of its …
Governor Gretchen Whitmer announced the expansion of the Take Control of Your Birth Control program, providing free contraception at over 300 sites in Michigan. This initiative aims to enhance reproductive health access and support individual autonomy in health decisions, reflecting a broader commitment to reproductive freedom.
Pecan pie is a beloved Southern dessert featuring a buttery crust and rich filling, essential for Thanksgiving. Its origins trace back to the American South, popularized in the late 19th century. Variations like chocolate or bourbon add unique twists, ensuring this nutty treat remains a holiday favorite and symbolizes gratitude.
Numerous areas provide an exceptional winter camping in Michigan experience during the coldest time of the year. We review 6 prime locations in the state.
The FDA proposes removing oral phenylephrine from OTC cold and allergy medications after finding it ineffective for nasal congestion relief. This decision, supported by recent clinical studies, may alter consumer options in Michigan, although alternatives remain available. Nasal spray formulations are unaffected by the proposal.
Starting in 2025, Social Security and SSI beneficiaries in Michigan will receive a 2.5% benefits increase, aiding over 72.5 million Americans amid easing inflation. The adjustment, although lower than 2024, offers seniors some financial relief, helping to offset rising living costs, particularly food and healthcare expenses.
