LANSING – Following her calls last week for utility companies in the state to prioritize customers who dealt with extended power outages, Attorney General Dana Nessel has launched an online feedback initiative to collect resident and business outage experiences as she continues to advocate ...
LANSING — Joined by business leaders and public officials in Lansing, Governor Gretchen Whitmer laid out a $2.1 billion proposal to grow Michigan’s middle class, support small businesses, and invest in communities by tackling several underlying issues. As Michigan’s economic jumpstart ...
LANSING — Governor Whitmer yesterday signed House Bills 4219 and 4220, which will allow for expungement of convictions for a first violation of operating while intoxicated (OWI) under certain circumstances. The bills are expected to allow an estimated 200,000 non-repeat OWI offenders to have ...
ONTONAGON - The 65th annual Labor Day Festival returns in full this year with parades, Maxwell Street sale, Music and race. The Festival will be held Sept. 3 through Sept. 5, with most of the activity on River Street. The festival opens Sept. 3, with a community picnic at 5 p.m. at the ...
LANSING — Governor Gretchen Whitmer has ordered U.S. and Michigan flags to be lowered to half-staff throughout the state of Michigan on Monday, August 23 to honor the life and service of Corporal Dale W. Wright. “I am lowering flags throughout the state to honor Cpl. Wright’s service ...
LAURIUM – Playing football in high school leaves players with memories that last a lifetime. Unfortunately, injuries from playing football can also leave players with lingering pain or mobility issues that last into adulthood. “The knee is the most common site for an injury in high school ...