Lansing, December 24, 2025 Michigan has enacted the Event Online Ticket Sales Act, targeting automated bots that hoard event tickets and inflate prices, ensuring fair access for consumers. This legislation empowers the Michigan Attorney General to impose penalties on violators, aligning with federal regulations. By tackling ticket scalping, the law promotes
Ann Arbor, Michigan, December 22, 2025 C3 Industries, based in Ann Arbor, Michigan, has shut down its Webberville cultivation facility following the announcement of a new 24% wholesale cannabis tax set to take effect in 2026. This decision has resulted in the loss of 62 jobs amid significant drops in cannabis
Detroit, Michigan, December 20, 2025 Michigan’s automotive industry remains a leader in research and development, employing over 600,000 workers. However, the state faces growing competition, especially from China in the electric vehicle market. To ensure its dominance, Michigan must innovate, improve workforce education, and enhance infrastructure. Michigan’s Automotive Industry: Strengths and
Detroit, December 20, 2025 The Michigan Legislature’s 2025 session has ended with a historic low of 30 enacted bills. Budget challenges persisted, revealing changes that affect the state’s economic landscape, including a $56.6 billion budget with significant allocations for infrastructure. Despite these hurdles, Michigan advanced in economic rankings, retaining its reputation
Detroit, December 19, 2025 Michigan lawmakers have recently proposed legislation requiring vape and tobacco retailers to secure a state license to sell nicotine products. This initiative is aimed at enhancing regulation to prevent sales to minors, in addition to introducing significant penalties for non-compliance. The laws call for strict age verification
Detroit, December 18, 2025 A federal judge has blocked Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer’s attempt to shut down Line 5, a 72-year-old oil pipeline under the Straits of Mackinac. The judge ruled that only the federal government has authority over interstate pipeline safety according to the 1992 Pipeline Safety Act. This decision
Detroit, Michigan, December 17, 2025 Michigan’s online casino revenue dropped by 10% in November, mainly due to an unprecedented $22.4 million jackpot won on DraftKings Casino. Despite this decline, year-over-year revenue showed a 9.9% increase from November 2024. The total revenue for November was reported at $248.4 million compared to $278.5
Grand Rapids, Michigan, December 16, 2025 The Michigan Attorney General’s report outlines allegations of sexual misconduct involving 51 priests in the Diocese of Grand Rapids. Covering incidents from 1950 to present, the detailed investigation revealed that while 14 priests were involved in incidents involving adults, no new criminal charges were filed.
Detroit, December 16, 2025 A Michigan-based clothing website is under investigation by the Attorney General’s Office following over 50 consumer complaints alleging non-delivery of products and unmet refund requests. The situation raises concerns regarding the business practices and customer service standards of the company. The Attorney General’s office has issued a
Michigan, December 16, 2025 Sheetz, a convenience store chain, is facing significant pushback as it tries to expand into Michigan. Local communities are concerned about traffic, safety, and competition with existing businesses, leading to multiple rejections of its proposals. Despite these challenges, Sheetz remains committed to addressing community concerns and pursuing
