News Summary The Michigan Department of State is working with the U.S. Justice Department to share voter registration data, including names and voting history, while ensuring compliance with privacy laws. This follows federal requests amid concerns about data handling. The department awaits guidance on securely transferring the data, which is
News Summary A recent town hall meeting in Dowagiac, Michigan, hosted by Congressman Tim Walberg, highlighted the frustrations of over 50 constituents regarding his responses to critical issues. Attendees expressed concerns over the Big Beautiful Bill, education cuts, and essential program reductions. The meeting revealed a disconnect between Walberg and
News Summary Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel has expressed strong opposition to the University of Michigan’s health system decision to pause gender-affirming care for individuals under 19. She labeled the decision as dangerous and possibly illegal, raising concerns about the implications for transgender youth. Nessel highlighted legal obligations for healthcare
News Summary Gas prices in Grand Rapids have risen sharply, now averaging $3.24 per gallon, an increase of 11.2 cents from last week. This surge is attributed to a recent refinery shutdown leading to a spike in wholesale prices. Comparatively, national prices have fallen, highlighting a significant local disparity. While
News Summary The Michigan House of Representatives has approved a $79 billion state budget, the smallest since 2021. The budget, championed by House Republicans, proposes significant cuts to various state services, including education and healthcare, igniting concerns among stakeholders about its potential impacts. With a focus on reducing state spending,
News Summary The Trump administration has agreed to release $171 million in federal education funding for Michigan, following a multistate lawsuit led by Attorney General Dana Nessel. The funds, frozen earlier due to political objections, are expected to be disbursed by October 3, 2025. This decision brings relief to educational
News Summary The Michigan House of Representatives has approved a Republican budget totaling $78.5 billion along party lines. This budget is $5 billion less than Governor Whitmer’s proposal and raises concerns over funding essential services. Key features include increased road funding and mandates for state employees, but deep cuts to
News Summary LIV Golf has revoked the media credentials of Bill Hobson, host of ‘Michigan Golf Live,’ ahead of the team championship at The Cardinal. This decision followed a podcast interview where Hobson raised questions regarding LIV Golf’s funding and leadership. Despite a history of over 26 years in sports
News Summary On July 26, 2025, a mass stabbing attack at a Walmart in Traverse City, Michigan, was thwarted by courageous bystanders, including Marine veteran Derrick Perry. The assailant injured 11 patrons, from ages 29 to 84, before Perry intervened, utilizing his firearm to disrupt the attack. Authorities confirmed multiple
News Summary A 42-year-old man has been charged with terrorism and assault after stabbing 11 people at a Walmart in Traverse City, Michigan. The attack, involving a folding knife, occurred on July 26 and left multiple victims with injuries. Fortunately, all are expected to survive, although some remain in serious
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