Dive deep into the political currents of Michigan with news that covers the spectrum from local governance to state-wide policy making. 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 Michigan lawmakers are advancing a “Tenant Empowerment Package” aimed at enhancing renters’ rights. Key proposals include requiring landlords to promptly address repairs and
News Summary The University of Michigan has terminated its contract with City Shield following public outcry over allegations of unfair surveillance on pro-Palestinian students. Reports
News Summary The Michigan State Police leadership is under scrutiny after a no-confidence vote from troopers. A significant portion of members expressed dissatisfaction, calling for
News Summary Michigan Republicans have filed a lawsuit against Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson for allegedly withholding requested election training materials. This legal action escalates
News Summary Michigan lawmakers have proposed a new bill to combat fraud in the state’s food assistance program by requiring EBT cards to feature the
News Summary Brenda Tracy, a prominent advocate for sexual assault awareness, has filed a federal lawsuit against Michigan State University’s Board of Trustees, alleging mishandling
News Summary Governor Gretchen Whitmer expresses concern over significant cuts to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) in Michigan, potentially resulting in a $900 million
News Summary Proposed budget cuts under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act could lead to a staggering $900 million loss in federal food assistance funding
News Summary The Trump administration has labeled Kent County and Kalamazoo County in Michigan as ‘sanctuary jurisdictions.’ This designation could jeopardize federal funding and has
News Summary The Michigan Attorney General’s office announced it will not pursue a retrial for ex-officer Christopher Schurr, who faced second-degree murder charges in the
