Gain insights into the workings of Michigan’s government with news that highlights state operations, public services, and civic initiatives. From budgetary discussions to public welfare programs, our coverage is designed to shed light on how governmental decisions impact the lives of South Carolinians. We report on the efforts of various state departments and agencies to serve the public, ensuring transparency and accountability in government actions.
News Summary Michigan’s free school meals program, which has provided meals to students regardless of income for two years, is at risk as budget negotiations
News Summary The Michigan Department of Natural Resources is moving towards potentially implementing a year-round coyote hunting season due to concerns over increasing coyote populations
News Summary A former student research assistant at Michigan State University has filed a $100 million lawsuit, claiming her thyroid cancer resulted from exposure to
News Summary A new bill by Rep. Donni Steele seeks to prevent Oakland County elected officials from holding outside jobs to avoid conflicts of interest.
News Summary Michigan lawmakers are in a budget stalemate that jeopardizes the state’s School Meals program, providing free meals to 1.4 million students. With the
News Summary Sky Cannabis LLC has initiated a recall of approximately 26,000 vape cartridges due to potential contamination with medium-chain triglyceride (MCT) oil, a prohibited
News Summary The Michigan Department of Transportation has paused the I-375 Reconnecting Communities project due to rising costs, now estimated at over $500 million. The
News Summary On July 30, 2025, a major operation by ICE in Detroit led to the detention of 16 Hmong and Laotian immigrants, sparking fears
News Summary Robert Lulgjuraj, a Republican attorney from Macomb County, has officially declared his candidacy for Michigan’s 10th Congressional District. His campaign emerges following U.S.
News Summary In the recent municipal primary elections held on August 5, 2025, Detroit voters saw City Council President Mary Sheffield and Solomon Kinloch advance
