News Summary Oakland University Police are investigating a disturbing social media post by a student that called for violence against GOP candidate Mike Steger. The post included a photo of Steger alongside a Trump supporter with a caption advocating for violence. The Oakland County Republican Party condemned the post, urging
News Summary Authorities in Huron County have arrested a man linked to a multi-county tractor theft ring in Michigan. Jeffery S. Nunnery, 54, faces felony charges for stealing a Massey Ferguson tractor. Two stolen tractors have been recovered, and further investigations at Nunnery’s home revealed more stolen items. The Huron
News Summary The Grand Traverse area is confronting a significant housing shortage for seniors, with over 30,000 residential units needed by 2027. The demand for affordable and appropriate living arrangements for older adults is escalating, with particular challenges for those on fixed incomes. Local leaders are calling for urgent action
News Summary The Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) has announced the beginning of more than 55 road construction projects scheduled from October 12 to October 18. With construction work resuming as temperatures drop, motorists can expect road closures and potential delays. Key projects include a ramp closure on I-75 at
News Summary Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer has signed a controversial bill imposing a 24% wholesale tax on marijuana sales, aimed at generating revenue for road repairs. While the new tax could yield $420 million annually, concerns arise over potential price hikes and decreased sales, which may hurt the legal cannabis
News Summary The Detroit Pistons have signed former Michigan State guard Jaden Akins to an Exhibit 10 contract after he went undrafted in the 2025 NBA Draft. This contract secures his rights with the potential to join the Motor City Cruise in the NBA G League. Akins showcased improving stats
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
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
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
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
