News & Fun in Michigan
Michigan Rep. Alicia St. Germaine’s House Bill 4664 seeks to criminalize traffic obstruction during protests of ten or more people, raising concerns about civil liberties and the potential suppression of free speech amidst public safety claims.
On May 1, 2025, around 70 protesters rallied at Huron County Courthouse, advocating for essential services and civil rights. Their demonstration highlighted concerns over federal policy impacts on education, healthcare, and democratic principles amid challenging weather conditions.
Huron County residents in Michigan will participate in a May Day protest on May 1, 2025, advocating for civil, labor, and voting rights. This rally reflects broader concerns over inequality, voting access, and public investment in healthcare and education.
The U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights is investigating 45 universities, including the University of Michigan, for potential Title VI violations related to race-based practices, amid a broader reevaluation of diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives.
