Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer, among others, was named on the hit list of prominent government figures written by a suspect charged with the murder of retired Wisconsin judge John Roehmer, 68.
Between global supply chain issues, increased consumer spending and demand, the conflict in Ukraine, and the pandemic, inflation has dramatically increased in the Midwest throughout the first quarter of 2022.
Citing the recent spikes in gas prices, Michigan Senators on both sides of the aisle have reached an agreement to pause gas taxes for the summer.
James Craig, the former Detroit police chief running for governor, is being disqualified by the Bureau of Elections after a review noted that Craig, alongside four other Republican candidates, have not filed enough valid signatures for their names to appear on the primary ballot in August.
Michigan boasts a plethora of natural parks: five national parks and 74 state parks (nearly one per every county), each with its own natural beauty and outdoor activities to enjoy.
The City of Saginaw is providing two additional weeks to submit ideas and formal proposals through its online ARPA funding proposal portal. The new deadline for submissions is Monday, June 13, 2022.
In Michigan, 62.4 percent of households own a pet: 41.9 percent of households own a dog, and 31.2 percent own a cat.
Michigan economists are feeling optimistic about the future of the state’s economy as the state is expected to bring in an extra $5 billion in tax revenue over the next two years.
Saginaw’s Splash Park, located in the Frank N. Andersen Celebration Park, 1830 Fordney Street, is ready to kick off the 2022 Summer Season.
Motor City Comic Con, Michigan’s biggest pop culture convention, returned in full force last week from May 13 to May 15 at the Suburban Collection Showplace in Detroit.
In an effort to offset rising inflation, Gov. Whitmer proposed earlier this month that the state use its surplus tax revenues to send working families $500 rebate checks.
On Friday, May 20th, a tornado ripped through the city of Gaylord with max winds of 140 miles per hour, injuring 44 people, killing two, and leaving thousands in Otsego, Antrim, and Crawford County without power and homes.