Michigan government news

Trump Rally in Macomb County Marks 100 Days in Office

News Summary President Donald Trump is set to return to Macomb County, Michigan, for a rally celebrating his first 100…

2 months ago

Trump to Hold Rally in Macomb County, Michigan

News Summary President Donald Trump is set to hold a rally in Macomb County on April 29 to celebrate the…

2 months ago

Big Changes Coming to Fentanyl Laws in Michigan

News Summary The Michigan House of Representatives has passed significant legislation imposing tougher penalties on drug dealers to combat the…

2 months ago

Trump’s Upcoming Rally Sparks Enthusiasm in Macomb County

News Summary Macomb County, Michigan is abuzz with anticipation as President Trump prepares for his rally on April 29, marking…

2 months ago

Judge Noah Hood Appointed to Michigan Supreme Court

News Summary Governor Gretchen Whitmer has appointed Judge Noah Hood to the Michigan Supreme Court, expanding the Democratic majority. Hood…

2 months ago

Michigan House Takes Action Against Fentanyl Dealers

News Summary The Michigan House has approved two significant bills aimed at increasing penalties for fentanyl manufacturing and distribution. With…

2 months ago

University of Michigan Supports Academic Freedom Initiative

News Summary The University of Michigan's Faculty Senate has overwhelmingly supported a mutual defense compact to protect academic freedom amidst…

2 months ago

Fast-Tracking Controversial Pipeline Tunnel in Michigan

News Summary The Trump administration has accelerated the approval process for Enbridge Inc.'s pipeline tunnel project under the Straits of…

2 months ago

Michigan Faces Challenges After Closure of Head Start Office

News Summary The abrupt closure of the Chicago regional office of the federal Office of Head Start has left Michigan…

2 months ago

Gretchen Whitmer’s Unexpected Oval Office Moment

News Summary During President Trump's executive order signing on April 9, 2025, Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer surprised many by hiding…

2 months ago