Michigan’s $1.1B Road Funding Plan Includes New Marijuana Tax
October 3, 2025
Michigan lawmakers approved $1.1 billion for roads, including a fuel tax hike and a new 24% marijuana wholesale tax.
Michigan lawmakers approved $1.1 billion for roads, including a fuel tax hike and a new 24% marijuana wholesale tax.
The Michigan Legislature approved a bipartisan budget after missing the deadline, with debates over marijuana tax.
Concerns grow over conditions at North Lake Processing Center in Michigan, with reports of worsening detainee treatment.
Federal authorities refuse to release a Michigan man with leukemia, despite inconsistent healthcare in detention.
Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer expressed doubt about a 2028 presidential run, focusing on her current role as governor.
Michigan’s Secure Storage Law mandates schools inform parents about securing firearms. Safe storage aims to save lives.
The University of Michigan celebrates over 150 years of sustainability leadership, releasing a report outlining progress and future goals.
Michigan Democrats blame Republicans for the government shutdown, citing health insurance costs as a major concern.
Michigan’s stopgap plan excludes K-12 funding, causing schools to face high-interest loans and potential service cuts.
The federal government shut down on Oct. 1 after Congress and Trump failed to pass appropriations or a stopgap bill.
States and the private sector are advancing wind and solar power deployment, offering optimism despite policy shifts.
Twelve new Ford Future Builders Labs will allow over 7,300 Michigan K-12 students to explore automotive careers.
