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Diverse community members discussing the ceasefire agreement.
Michigan Breaking News

Mixed Reactions in Michigan to Ceasefire Agreement

News Summary Michigan is grappling with diverse reactions to a newly announced ceasefire agreement between Hamas and Israel. Community leaders express cautious optimism about the potential return of hostages, while concerns about the durability of the ceasefire linger. With a history of failed agreements, both the Jewish and Muslim communities

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Graphic depicting consumer sentiment trends in the U.S.
Michigan Business News

U.S. Consumer Sentiment Hits Five-Month Low

News Summary Consumer sentiment in the U.S. has declined to its lowest point in five months, falling to 55 in October. This marks the third consecutive month of decrease as households express concerns over rising unemployment and persistent inflation. While spending shows slight resilience, overall sentiment remains significantly below historical

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Production line of electric vehicles at Lansing assembly plant
Michigan Business News

Trump Administration Considers $16 Billion in Grant Cancellations

News Summary The Trump administration is contemplating the cancellation of over $16 billion in federal grants, including a vital $500 million grant for General Motors’ Lansing plant. This decision raises serious concerns about the future of electric vehicle production and local job security. Critics argue that such actions undermine Congress’s

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A gavel and justice scale with cannabis leaves
Michigan Business News

MCIA Files Lawsuit Against Michigan’s New Marijuana Tax

News Summary The Michigan Cannabis Industry Association (MCIA) has filed a lawsuit challenging a newly enacted 24% wholesale marijuana tax. Arguing it violates the Michigan Constitution, the MCIA claims the tax was improperly passed and seeks a court ruling to declare it invalid. With a projected revenue of $420 million

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Commercial turkeys on a farm in Ottawa County, Michigan, with biosecurity measures in place.
Michigan Breaking News

Ottawa County Faces Major Avian Influenza Outbreak

News Summary Ottawa County, Michigan, is grappling with a significant outbreak of highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) in a commercial turkey flock of 30,000 birds. This outbreak, confirmed on October 7, 2025, marks the third case this year, with a cumulative loss of roughly 344,100 birds impacting the local poultry

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Community workshop on unemployment benefits
Michigan Breaking News

Michigan UIA Faces Backlash Over Unemployment Repayments

News Summary The Michigan Unemployment Insurance Agency is under fire as it demands repayments from approximately 350,000 claimants who won appeals for pandemic-era benefits. After a court order lifted, the agency can pursue the collection of overpayments, leading to confusion and financial burden among affected individuals. Many claimants, despite having

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Gavel and cannabis leaves with Michigan state outline
Michigan Business News

Michigan Cannabis Association Challenges New 24% Tax

News Summary The Michigan Cannabis Industry Association has filed a lawsuit against the state over a newly enacted 24% wholesale tax on cannabis that is set to take effect in 2026. The MiCIA argues this tax violates constitutional provisions and is an unlawful increase on the already imposed cannabis taxes.

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Service workers in a restaurant smiling and interacting with customers.
Michigan Business News

Michigan Governor Signs Law Exempting Tips and Overtime from Income Tax

News Summary Governor Gretchen Whitmer has enacted a new law in Michigan that exempts tips, certain overtime pay, and Social Security income from the state’s income tax. Effective next year, this legislation aims to help around 300,000 workers, saving them hundreds of dollars annually. The initiative aligns Michigan’s tax policy

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Community members celebrating tax relief measures in a local restaurant
Michigan Business News

Michigan Implements Tax Relief for Workers and Seniors

News Summary Governor Gretchen Whitmer has enacted a budget bill providing substantial tax relief for working Michiganders and seniors. By removing state taxes on tips, overtime pay, and Social Security benefits, the legislation is expected to save the average worker around $1,700 annually. This timely measure, effective until January 1,

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Graphic showing marijuana leaf combined with road construction elements
Michigan Business News

Michigan Implements 24% Wholesale Marijuana Tax for Road Repairs

News Summary Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer has introduced a new 24% wholesale tax on marijuana sales to generate funding for state road repairs. This tax, expected to raise $420 million annually, has faced criticism from the cannabis industry, which warns it may drive consumers to the black market. As Michigan

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