News Summary The Trump administration has filed a lawsuit against Michigan, challenging the state’s efforts to seek damages from fossil fuel companies linked to climate change. The legal dispute arose in the U.S. District Court, claiming the state’s actions interfere with federal policies. Michigan is employing law firms to support
News Summary Ohio’s recreational marijuana market sees average prices drop from $9.40 to $6.30 per gram since sales began in August 2024. Despite this, Ohio prices remain significantly higher than Michigan, where consumers pay about $2.29 per gram. Stricter regulations and limited cultivation licenses contribute to these disparities, as many
News Summary Residents of Harrison Township, Michigan, are facing significant challenges due to the invasive algae species M. wollei, which is clogging lakes and canals. Local lawmakers, led by Alicia St. Germaine, have introduced a bill to streamline cleanup efforts, allowing homeowners to tackle algae without lengthy permit processes. Increased
News Summary On April 22, 2025, Detroit hosted the third annual MI Healthy Climate Conference, where experts and community members gathered to confront climate change. Lt. Gov. Garlin Gilchrist emphasized the urgent need for action amid climate change denial. He also launched the MI Healthy Climate Challenge to incentivize climate-friendly
News Summary The Pigeon River Country State Forest in Michigan has been severely impacted by a catastrophic ice storm from March 28 to March 30. Covering 919,550 acres, the forest has seen tree damage that has altered its landscape dramatically. As local authorities assess the repercussions, emergency services are hindered,
News Summary The recreational cannabis market in Michigan is experiencing a major shift as prices tumble, with the average retail price for an ounce dropping to $65.21 in February 2025. This decrease of nearly 30% within a year raises questions about the sustainability of local cannabis businesses. While sales are
News Summary Michigan is witnessing an increase in unemployment claims as the state reports 6,502 filings for the week ending March 8, up from 5,626 the previous week. This trend contrasts with the national decline in claims. A significant factor contributing to this rise is the ongoing impact of federal
