Ryan Kelley, a real estate agent and Republican primary candidate for governor, has a lawsuit filed in the Michigan Court of Appeals against him that claims he is not eligible to serve as governor for his role in the Jan. 6, Capitol insurrection.
The House of Representatives recently passed a piece of legislation that was introduced by Michigan representatives Elissa Slotkin (MI-08) and Peter Meijer (MI-03) as part of a larger Senate-passed bipartisan package named the PACT Act.
Detroit officials announced back in late June a new water affordability plan that has been approved by the Detroit Water and Sewerage Board to assist residents with the high cost of water utilities.
Since January 2021, the Michigan economy has added 242,600 jobs, bringing the state’s unemployment rate down from 6.4 percent to 4.3 percent.
They live underground, have a voracious appetite, damage the local ecosystem, and what’s more, they can throw themselves up to a foot in the air.
While Michigan families are still seeing higher than average gas prices, a new AAA report shows that prices are finally falling across the state.
Gary Moeller, the longtime assistant and head coach for the University of Michigan football program passed away Monday morning, July 11th.
Since the Supreme Court conservative majority ruled 6-3 in the Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization, and 5-4 to overturn Roe, abortion rights in the United States have been shifted back to the decision of state legislatures.
Michigan’s economy, mirroring the U.S. economy, is flush with cash as people seek to spend freely despite inflation steadily ramping up its pressure on state residents.
Abortion rights are in peril in Michigan. A 1931 abortion ban that has remained in the books can now go into effect and many in the Republican-controlled legislature are looking to implement it.
Michigan’s Flag Month starting June 14th and ending July 14th is a time to celebrate the history of Michigan’s banner and how its design represents the statehood pride of Michiganders.
On June 16, 2022, Governor Gretchen Whitmer signed HB5190, a bipartisan legislative bill that will update Michigan’s high school curriculum to include a financial literacy course.