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Electric vehicles on a road in Michigan
Michigan Business News

Michigan Raises EV Registration Fees by 83%

News Summary Michigan’s new road-funding legislation has led to a controversial 83% increase in annual registration fees for electric vehicles, raising costs to a total of $260. Critics argue this move is unfair and could hinder EV adoption, while supporters claim gas vehicle drivers pay a larger share overall. Senator

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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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New In-N-Out restaurant in Tennessee with happy customers
Michigan Business News

In-N-Out Expands to Tennessee with New Locations

News Summary In-N-Out is set to open five new locations, marking its first entry into Tennessee, alongside additional outlets in California and Colorado. The expansion includes three locations in Tennessee, indicating a strategy to enter the Southeastern U.S. market, while fans in Michigan will still have to travel to other

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Community health fair promoting HIV awareness and testing.
Michigan Breaking News

Spike in HIV Cases in Northern Michigan

News Summary Recent data shows a 214% increase in HIV diagnoses in Northern Michigan over the past five years, particularly affecting individuals aged 40-60. This trend challenges past assumptions about HIV risk demographics, as many new cases are found in heterosexual, monogamous relationships. The Thomas Judd Care Center emphasizes regular

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Michigan Stadium during a football game with Good Hands net signage.
Michigan Business News

Michigan Stadium Introduces Allstate’s Good Hands Net for Fundraising

News Summary Michigan Stadium is launching a new initiative with Allstate’s Good Hands net to support athletic fundraising. The net, featuring Allstate’s logo, will debut during the upcoming season and aim to enhance financial support for student-athletes. For each extra point scored, Allstate will donate $1,500 to Michigan’s athletic scholarship

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Community event promoting energy assistance in Michigan
Michigan Business News

Consumers Energy Allocates $2 Million for Summer Assistance

News Summary Consumers Energy has launched a $2 million initiative to aid Michigan residents struggling with energy bills this summer. Eligible customers can access assistance via The Heat and Warmth Fund and The Salvation Army. Income-based criteria apply, with funds aimed at easing financial burdens during the warmer months. The

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Family-friendly neighborhood in Southwest Michigan with homes and parks
Michigan Business News

New ‘Make My Move’ Program Benefits Homebuyers in Southwest Michigan

News Summary A new initiative, the ‘Make My Move’ program, launched in May 2025, is offering $5,000 in down payment assistance to first-time homebuyers in Southwest Michigan. Targeting Van Buren, Berrien, and Cass counties, the program aims to alleviate housing challenges while promoting local economic growth. With over 700 applications

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Vibrant lottery ticket store with excited customers.
Michigan Business News

70-Year-Old Man Wins $25,000 a Year for Life Lottery Prize

News Summary Kenneth Stayt, a 70-year-old from Fenton, Michigan, won a remarkable lottery prize of $25,000 a year for life from the Michigan Lottery’s Lucky For Life game. After purchasing a ticket at Sagebrush Cantina, he matched the winning numbers drawn on July 19. Stayt chose a one-time lump sum

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Exterior view of a JCPenney store
Michigan Business News

JCPenney Sells Six Michigan Stores in Major Transaction

News Summary Six JCPenney stores in Michigan are set to be sold as part of a $947 million deal involving 119 properties, finalized by Onyx Partners. These operational stores are part of JCPenney’s ongoing restructuring after its bankruptcy in 2020, aimed at reducing debt and modernizing operations. Following the recent

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Celebration at the Sheetz grand opening in Romulus, Michigan.
Michigan Business News

Sheetz to Open Second Michigan Store in Romulus

News Summary Sheetz is set to celebrate the grand opening of its second store in Michigan on July 22, 2025. Located at 29225 Smith Road in Romulus, the event will feature activities, including gift card drawings and a food drive. Sheetz aims to invest heavily in the Michigan market, planning

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