We can finally start to rebalance the scales — ensuring that Michiganders no longer pay the most for the least, and that our energy system works for the people who pay for it.
Opinion | Michigan needs a Ratepayer Bill of Rights to rein in rising energy costs
Posted inOutdoors Life
Michigan’s firearm deer hunt is here: Key dates, safety tips and a warm start
Michigan’s deer season is heating up as firearm hunters prepare to hit the woods. Here’s what you need to know for opening day.
Posted inMichigan Government
Historic government shutdown ends. Michigan lawmakers divided on deal
Michigan’s US House delegation votes along party lines on bill to end historic 43-day government shutdown.
Posted inMichigan Government
A week after election, 37 uncounted ballots may decide Michigan mayoral race
The margin in Hamtramck’s mayoral race is just 11 votes. The outcome may hinge on how 37 uncounted absentee ballots are resolved.
Posted inMichigan Health Watch
Michigan stopped collecting abortion data in 2023. GOP wants to resume it
Supporters say the Michigan House bills are a ‘no-nonsense step’ to protect women and limit abortion. Opponents say the legislation singles out the procedure in a hostile political landscape.
Posted inMichigan Government
Consumers, Blue Cross fight Michigan proposal to keep ‘money out of politics’
Consumers Energy and Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan are helping bankroll opposition to a potential 2026 ballot proposal that aims to limit their political spending.
Posted inMichigan Government
Michigan defends new pot tax, arguing it doesn’t alter voter-approved law
Attorneys for the Whitmer administration say marijuana industry lawsuits over a new 24% wholesale tax should be tossed.
Posted inBusiness Watch
Turkey prices up for Thanksgiving. Blame bird flu, which hit Michigan
A bird flu surge has forced farmers to kill millions of turkeys in Michigan and across the country, shrinking supplies and driving up prices ahead of the holidays.
Posted inBusiness Watch
So long, pennies! US stops making cents. Michigan customers feel the pinch
From rounding to the nearest nickel to bonuses at banks, the penny shortage is hitting home in Michigan.
Posted inBusiness Watch
Michigan has spent $261M on Mundy megasite. Now, the public weighs in
Opponents and advocates of the megasite will speak at a town hall in Flint on Thursday night. The public event will feature a Q&A on the state-funded $260 million project.