Mack Davis of Owosso Pleads Guilty to Hate Crime in Plot to Target Michigan LGBTQ+ Community

A 22-year-old Michigan man, Mack Davis, pleaded guilty to planning a mass killing driven by anti-LGBTQ+ hatred, facing life imprisonment. His scheme targeted a political party and a bar associated with the LGBTQ+ community, involving extensive preparation and a cache of weapons. Law enforcement intervened before the attack occurred.

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Grand Funk Railroad’s Mark Farner – What He Saw After Dying – A Hopeful Spiritual Awakening

Mark Farner, frontman of Grand Funk Railroad, shared a profound near-death experience that transformed his outlook on life. He emphasizes the importance of overcoming “debt consciousness,” which burdens individuals with regrets and expectations. Farner advocates for self-love and forgiveness, guiding others toward liberation and meaningful living, reflected in his new album.

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Michigan Supreme Court Named on Judicial Hellholes® Report for Second Year

The Michigan Supreme Court’s recent decisions have raised alarms about judicial activism and expanded liability, resulting in Michigan being ranked eighth on the Judicial Hellholes® list. Critics argue these rulings create an uncertain legal environment, harming businesses and economic growth by favoring litigation, complicating liability standards, and opening new pathways for employment lawsuits.

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Court Rules Against “Shady Robocall Scheme” Targeting Detroit Voters

Michigan AG Dana Nessel has secured a ruling to proceed with criminal charges against Jack Burkman and Jacob Wohl for alleged voter suppression through deceptive robocalls aimed at Detroit voters during the 2020 election. The appeals court affirmed that the robocalls intentionally misled voters, violating election laws and infringing on voting rights.

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Michigan AG Nessel Drops Bombshell Clergy Abuse Report – 7 Decades of Secrets Within The Lansing Diocese

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel has released a report detailing decades of sexual abuse allegations against clergy in the Diocese of Lansing, identifying 56 alleged offenders, mostly priests. The investigation, initiated in 2018, highlights challenges in prosecution due to statutory limitations, while acknowledging the importance of validating victims’ experiences and promoting accountability.

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Michigan Awards $4 Million in Grants to Boost Renewable Energy Projects

Michigan State program supports solar and battery storage development, powering 800,000 Michigan households while enhancing local community services. EGLE’s Renewables Ready Communities Award Funds Second Round of Projects LANSING, MI—The Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy (EGLE) announced $4.04 …

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Michigan GOP Walkout – Roads, Tips, and Sick Leave – What Lansing Won’t Solve

Political tensions rise in Lansing as GOP members stage a walkout, accusing Democrats of failing to prioritize critical issues for Michigan residents. GOP Walkout Stalls Legislative Session Amid Policy Disputes LANSING, MI—Michigan Republicans, led by State Rep. Matt Hall, staged a …

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