Dive deep into the political currents of Michigan with news that covers the spectrum from local governance to state-wide policy miking. Our political coverage is comprehensive, offering perspectives on legislative developments, electoral races, and policy discussions that define the political landscape. We aim to provide South Carolinians with a clear understanding of how political decisions and dynamics affect their communities and daily lives, encouraging active and informed participation in the democratic process.
News Summary Pactiv Evergreen has announced the permanent closure of its Kalamazoo packaging plant, affecting 153 employees, with layoffs beginning in April 2025. This decision
News Summary The Michigan Senate is grappling with new earned sick leave regulations that are set to take effect on February 21, 2025. Business advocates
News Summary As the February 21, 2025, deadline approaches, the Michigan Senate committee is actively discussing amendments to the Earned Sick Time Act. The proposed
News Summary Michigan Central Station in Detroit is undergoing revitalization, sparking excitement for enhanced transit options. Collaborations with Amtrak and MDOT aim to improve connectivity
News Summary The Michigan Senate is set for a crucial debate on the state’s paid sick leave policy as the February 21 deadline looms. A
News Summary Michigan’s energy companies have been granted $14.04 billion in loans from the U.S. Department of Energy for green energy projects. This announcement comes
News Summary Michigan lawmakers are increasingly concerned about non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) with the Michigan Economic Development Corporation (MEDC). These NDAs prevent them from disclosing important
News Summary Governor Gretchen Whitmer and a team of ten recently returned from a trade mission to Spain, costing over $69,000. The trip aimed to
News Summary Northeast Michigan is facing a housing crisis with low inventory impacting residents and officials. Local leaders are striving to find solutions to boost
News Summary Michigan’s Public Service Commission has approved DTE Energy’s $217.4 million rate increase, affecting residential electricity bills starting February 6, 2025. The hike comes
