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Monitors showing a video at Detroit Metropolitan Airport
Michigan Breaking News

Controversy Arises Over Political Video at Detroit Airport

News Summary A video featuring Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem is being shown at Detroit Metropolitan Airport, sparking significant criticism for potential Hatch Act violations. The video criticizes Democratic lawmakers for not funding the federal government, creating concern among passengers and airport officials. While some Michigan airports have opted not

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Participants at the No Kings protest rally holding signs and banners.
Michigan Breaking News

No Kings Protests Set to Gather Thousands in Michigan

News Summary On Saturday, October 18, thousands are expected to participate in the ‘No Kings’ protests across over 100 locations in Michigan. These demonstrations aim to counteract federal overreach and Trump administration policies, focusing on issues such as immigrant arrests and heightened ICE activity. With events scheduled in major cities

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Construction workers on a Michigan highway managing road construction.
Michigan Breaking News

Michigan Launches Over 55 Road Construction Projects Next Week

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

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Diverse community members discussing the ceasefire agreement.
Michigan Breaking News

Mixed Reactions in Michigan to Ceasefire Agreement

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

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Gavel and cannabis leaves with Michigan state outline
Michigan Business News

Michigan Cannabis Association Challenges New 24% Tax

News Summary The Michigan Cannabis Industry Association has filed a lawsuit against the state over a newly enacted 24% wholesale tax on cannabis that is set to take effect in 2026. The MiCIA argues this tax violates constitutional provisions and is an unlawful increase on the already imposed cannabis taxes.

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Illustration of Michigan's infrastructure and marijuana plants
Michigan Breaking News

Michigan Implements New 24% Tax on Wholesale Marijuana Sales

News Summary Governor Gretchen Whitmer of Michigan has announced a new 24% tax on wholesale marijuana sales, set to take effect on October 7, 2025. This tax aims to generate approximately $420 million annually for road repairs and infrastructure improvements. While the tax targets transactions from growers to retail dispensaries,

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Protesters rallying against high cannabis taxes in Michigan
Michigan Business News

Proposed 24% Wholesale Tax on Michigan Cannabis Industry

News Summary A new proposal, House Bill 4951, aims to introduce a 24% wholesale tax on Michigan’s cannabis industry, raising the total tax rate to around 40%. This proposal has drawn significant criticism from industry leaders, who argue it could lead to job losses and higher retail prices, pushing consumers

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Illustration showing beer cans with chemical symbols for PFAS in a city background.
Michigan Business News

Study Reveals PFAS Contaminants in U.S. Brews

News Summary A recent study by RTI International shows that various beers brewed across the U.S., particularly in Michigan, contain PFAS chemicals. The findings raise health concerns as PFAS are linked to serious conditions like cancer. Beers from Kalamazoo and Kent counties exhibited alarming levels of PFOA and PFBS, respectively.

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Diverse group of Michigan lawmakers engaged in budget discussions
Michigan Breaking News

Michigan Lawmakers Miss Budget Deadline for 2025 Fiscal Year

News Summary Michigan lawmakers have failed to meet the budget deadline for the 2025 fiscal year, with ongoing negotiations led by Governor Gretchen Whitmer, House Speaker Matt Hall, and Senate Majority Leader Winnie Brinks. Despite this standoff, state operations will continue without an immediate shutdown. Past experiences suggest a continuation

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