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Michigan’s Drinking Water Week emphasizes infrastructure upgrades, water safety, and citizen responsibility. Governor Whitmer highlights ongoing efforts to ensure clean water amidst concerns like arsenic contamination in private wells and the importance of testing.
Michigan seniors are concerned about potential Social Security office closures in Saginaw after the GSA’s actions raised alarms. Congresswoman Rivet demands clarity, emphasizing the crucial role of the office for vulnerable residents in accessing benefits and services.
Michigan lawmakers are moving to restore local control over renewable energy siting by reversing a 2023 mandate that allowed state oversight. House Bills 4027 and 4028 aim to return decision-making to townships and counties amid community concerns regarding energy costs and local governance.
Michigan Congressman Shri Thanedar accuses Donald Trump of “clear and present danger” to democracy. Trump Impeachment Articles Spark National Debate Led by Michigan Representative In a bold political move with national implications, Congressman Shri Thanedar (MI-13) introduced articles of impeachment against …
Communities in Michigan’s Thumb are actively recruiting police officers by offering competitive salaries and benefits to address public safety needs. Several municipalities seek qualified candidates for various law enforcement roles amid ongoing staffing challenges in rural areas.
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel opposes DTE Energy’s $574 million rate hike request, vowing rigorous investigation to protect consumers. The request exacerbates existing concerns over DTE’s customer service quality, highlighting issues about accountability in Michigan’s utility sector.
The Michigan Home Energy Rebates Program (MiHER) offers up to $34,000 in rebates for energy-efficient home upgrades, aiming to help 15,000 households save on energy costs and improve comfort. The initiative targets low- and middle-income families statewide.
The Barry-Eaton Health Department warns the public of a potential measles alert due to exposure linked to two mid-April dining locations, as a case investigation is underway. Measles Alert Exposure Warning in Michigan Prompts Call for Public Action LANSING, MI – …
