Michigan News

Michigan lawmakers are considering capping marijuana dispensaries and revamping hemp product regulations to boost safety.

National parks in Michigan are suffering due to the federal shutdown, causing project delays and staff furloughs.

A federal judge halted Trump administration layoffs during a government shutdown, citing legal overreach and arbitrariness.

A federal judge in San Francisco to hear arguments on halting layoffs amid a government shutdown, unions claim abuse.

Michigan bills to increase budget earmark transparency advance to the state Senate, aiming for open-government progress.

A federal appeals court ruled for a Michigan school in a case involving “Let’s Go Brandon” shirts and free speech rights.

People gathered in Michigan to remember slain conservative activist Charlie Kirk on what would have been his 32nd birthday.

General Motors faces a $1.6 billion hit due to EV tax credit cuts and relaxed emissions rules, affecting future plans.

Governor Whitmer announces a $1.8 billion road funding plan with new taxes, emphasizing local road improvements.

Michigan announces No Kings protests on October 18th, aiming to support democracy and defend free speech nationwide.

Campbell’s Soup filed a lawsuit against a Michigan congressional candidate for trademark infringement over logo use.

Governor Whitmer signed Michigan’s new state education budget, highlighting record per-pupil funding and free meals.