News Summary Kevin Brick, owner of Maxim Tickets, Inc., has filed a lawsuit against the University of Michigan over policy changes affecting season ticket sales. The lawsuit claims these changes could result in a $2.5 million annual revenue loss. Brick argues that the university misled ticket holders regarding resale rights,
News Summary Governor Gretchen Whitmer of Michigan has unveiled an investment of over $8.7 million aimed at enhancing adult education statewide. This funding will bolster enrollment, retention, and completion rates in adult education initiatives, benefiting local communities and businesses. Twelve organizations, including the Livingston Educational Service Agency, will receive grants
News Summary A legal battle has erupted as 14 state attorneys general challenge the establishment of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) and its head, Elon Musk. The lawsuit accuses President Trump of breaching the Appointments Clause by creating DOGE without Congress’s approval. With concerns over Musk’s authority to eliminate
News Summary Detroit drivers can expect a slight decrease in car insurance fees starting July 2025, as the Michigan Catastrophic Claims Association (MCCA) lowers the annual assessment fee for personal injury protection (PIP) coverage. The new fee for the unlimited PIP plan will be $82 per vehicle, down from $90,
News Summary Recent data from the U.S. Department of Labor shows that initial filings for unemployment benefits in Michigan have decreased to 7,553 claims for the week ending February 22. This decline offers a glimmer of hope amid mixed national trends, as the overall U.S. claims have increased. New leadership
News Summary Michigan is investing $1.5 billion to enhance broadband access across the state, helping residents connect with essential digital services. The Michigan High-Speed Internet Office has started by allocating over $10 million to regional hubs, focusing on skills training and infrastructure improvement. Local organizations like West Michigan Works! are
News Summary In a significant development for Michigan workers, the state’s minimum wage will rise from $10.56 to $12.48 starting February 21, 2025. This bipartisan agreement aims to enhance the pay of over 280,000 workers and gradually increase the minimum wage to $15 an hour by 2027. The new law
News Summary Governor Gretchen Whitmer of Michigan has unveiled a proposed pilot program to explore road usage charges as an alternative to the gas tax. This initiative comes with a budget of $7.8 million aimed at responsibly funding the state’s transportation network. The pilot program seeks to gather public input
News Summary Michigan is on the brink of significant changes to its minimum wage and paid sick leave laws, with new bills poised for approval by Governor Gretchen Whitmer. The standard minimum wage is set to rise to $12.48 in 2025 and reach $15 by 2027. Small businesses will have
News Summary Michigan is set to distribute nearly $100 million in marijuana tax revenue to local governments and schools, following the state’s marijuana legalization. A total of 302 entities will share this fund, with significant amounts going to education and transportation. The new revenue not only aids local governance but
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