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Percentage of white students ready for college grows in Potterville Public Schools in 2023-24 school year compared to previous school year

By T. M. Preciado | Sep 30, 2025

White students' college readiness improved in Potterville Public Schools during the 2023-24 school year, compared to previous school year.

Sen. Elissa Slotkin addresses Grand Blanc violence and reiterates healthcare priority

By M. N. Williams | Sep 30, 2025

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Michigan regulators approve Consumers Energy gas rate hike; attorney general challenges electric increase

By D. T. Byrd | Sep 30, 2025

The Michigan Public Service Commission (MPSC) has approved a $157.5 million increase in natural gas rates for Consumers Energy, following the company’s request to raise rates by $248 million.

Webber criticizes Michigan DHHS after audit finds failures in protecting psychiatric patient rights

By D. R. Lanham | Sep 30, 2025

Senator Michael Webber has voiced strong criticism of the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) following the release of an audit by the Office of the Auditor General.

Michigan leaders announce bipartisan deal on full state budget

By F. K. Keen | Sep 30, 2025

Governor Gretchen Whitmer, Senate Majority Leader Winnie Brinks, and House Speaker Matt Hall announced that the Michigan Legislature has reached a bipartisan agreement to pass a full state budget this week.

Congressman Tom Barrett addresses community empowerment, tax relief, and congressional pay

By A. R. Hartman | Sep 30, 2025

Congressman Tom Barrett posted on September 30, 2025 about participating in local empowerment events, advocating tax relief for small businesses through Working Family Tax Cuts, and pledging to withhold his own pay if a government shutdown occurs.

Detroit Lions announce partnership with Koln Marathon for brand expansion in Germany

By C. A. Drake | Sep 30, 2025

The Detroit Lions and the Koln Marathon have announced a partnership aimed at connecting with Germany's running community and expanding the Lions' brand presence in the country.

MDOT continues $3.2 million resurfacing project on M-29 in New Baltimore

By Y. S. Spence | Sep 30, 2025

Crews are continuing work to resurface M-29 (Green Street) in New Baltimore, Macomb County.

Detroit Lions honor Adam Kipf as high school football coach of week five

By B. T. Spence | Sep 30, 2025

Adam Kipf, head coach of Monroe St. Mary Catholic Central High School's football team, has been named the Detroit Lions High School Football Coach of the Week for week five of the 2025 season.

Barrett pledges to defer pay if government shuts down over budget impasse

By M. N. Williams | Sep 30, 2025

Congressman Tom Barrett of Michigan’s 7th Congressional District has instructed the House of Representatives to withhold his salary if a federal government shutdown occurs at midnight.

Whitmer announces statewide investments including housing units job creation after overseas business trips

By F. K. Keen | Sep 30, 2025

Governor Gretchen Whitmer has announced more than $220 million in new investments across Michigan, including support for 90 new housing units in Bay City and the creation of at least 800 jobs.

Elissa Slotkin addresses mass shootings and budget negotiations impacting Michigan

By A. R. Hartman | Sep 30, 2025

Senator Elissa Slotkin posted on September 30 about mass shootings in Michigan and ongoing federal budget negotiations.

Whitmer signs bipartisan bill extending deadline for Michigan property interest claims

By Y. S. Spence | Sep 30, 2025

Governor Gretchen Whitmer has signed House Bill 4524 into law, a measure aimed at giving Michigan property owners additional time to protect their property rights and providing clearer rules for land and home ownership.

Michigan Democrats criticize GOP over government shutdown impact on health care

By D. R. Lanham | Sep 30, 2025

Michigan Democratic Party leaders have criticized former President Donald Trump and congressional Republicans for their role in a federal government shutdown.

Wyandotte man faces trial for alleged embezzlement from auto transport company

By I. J. Gardner | Sep 30, 2025

Jason Garza, a 45-year-old resident of Wyandotte, has been ordered to stand trial in Wayne County’s 3rd Circuit Court on ten felony charges.

Michigan Democrats criticize Nesbitt over claims about rural health care amid Medicaid cut concerns

By D. R. Lanham | Sep 29, 2025

With as many as 700,000 Michigan residents facing the loss of their health care coverage and several hospitals in rural areas struggling to remain open, recent statements by State Senator Aric Nesbitt have come under scrutiny.

MDOT schedules public meeting for Warner Creek culvert project in Marquette County

By D. R. Lanham | Sep 29, 2025

The Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) has scheduled a public meeting to discuss an upcoming construction project on M-35 over Warner Creek, located north of Palmer in Marquette County.

Michigan Democratic Party launches ‘Price Hike Mike’ campaign targeting Senate candidate

By Y. S. Spence | Sep 29, 2025

The Michigan Democratic Party has introduced a new campaign called “Price Hike Mike,” aimed at drawing attention to the economic policies of Republican Senate candidate Mike Rogers.

Michigan launches first community growth academy cohort focused on economic transition

By L. C. Betz | Sep 29, 2025

The Michigan Community & Worker Economic Transition Office has chosen 10 organizations to participate in the first Community Growth Academy.

Michigan DOT installs signs on I-96 ramps reminding drivers about stop bar rules

By F. K. Keen | Sep 29, 2025

The Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) is installing temporary electronic signs at entrance ramps along the I-96 Flex Route in Oakland County.

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