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 residents express growing anxiety over potential tariffs on Canadian goods, fearing economic instability and negative impacts on local jobs as state leaders
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 The implementation of a new cage-free egg law in Michigan is causing significant financial strain for Saginaw restaurants, particularly Fuzzy’s Restaurant. The costs
News Summary Michigan officials are increasingly concerned about President Trump’s proposed tariffs on key trade partners including Canada, Mexico, and China. The agricultural and retail
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 US Farathane has announced the permanent closure of its Troy plant by June 30, 2025, impacting 180 employees. The closure is part of
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
News Summary Starting July 1, Michigan drivers will see a reduction in their auto insurance fees, as the Catastrophic Claims Association lowers the annual fee
News Summary On January 23, 2025, the Michigan House advanced two significant bills regarding tipped wages and paid sick leave. These legislative moves respond to
