News & Fun in Michigan
Michigan lawmakers are advancing bills that threaten minimum wage and paid sick leave protections for 1.5 million workers. Critics warn these changes could harm public health and exacerbate economic instability, prompting widespread opposition and calls to uphold existing worker protections.
Michigan Senators Peters and Slotkin urge bipartisan tax reform to reduce the deficit, keep costs down, and support middle-class families amid expiring TCJA provisions. Michigan Leaders Push for Bipartisan Solutions Amid Tax Reform Debate WASHINGTON, D.C.— Gary Peters and Elissa Slotkin, …
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.
The Grindstone General Store, a 140-year-old institution in Port Austin, Michigan, was destroyed by a fire on New Year’s Day, mourning the loss of a beloved community hub known for its handmade ice cream. Preliminary investigations suggest an electrical malfunction caused the blaze.
Michigan Democrats are demanding that House Republicans repay salaries for their absence during critical legislative sessions. The walkout has stalled important decision-making and raised concerns among taxpayers. As the session deadline approaches, debates over accountability measures are underway, reflecting increasing partisan tensions within Michigan’s political landscape.
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Amtrak and partners received $300 million in federal grants for rail service improvements under the CRISI program. This funding supports the Chicago Hub Improvement Program, enhancing Midwest rail efficiency and safety. Key projects include upgrades on the Michigan Line to reduce delays and improve safety at grade crossings, benefiting regional travel.
ALDI is helping Michigan families with Thanksgiving grocery costs by rolling back prices to pre-inflation levels. This year, a complete meal for ten is available for under $47. Customers benefit from ALDI’s straightforward pricing model, which eliminates the need for discounts or loyalty programs. The company continues to expand its presence statewide amid ongoing inflation.
