Airstrike operation symbolizing military action against nuclear threats

Michigan Breaking News

Michigan Lawmakers Divided Over Strikes on Iranian Nuclear Sites

News Summary President Trump announced U.S. airstrikes on three Iranian nuclear sites, causing a split among Michigan lawmakers. While some support the military action as necessary against a nuclear threat, others, including Democrats, raise concerns about constitutional authority and potential escalation into another long-term conflict. Key figures have called for

June 23, 2025 8:53 am

Residents rallying outside for energy rate justice

Michigan Breaking News

Detroit Residents Rally Against DTE Energy’s Rate Hike Proposal

News Summary On May 29, Detroit residents, advocacy groups, and state lawmakers protested DTE Energy’s $574 million rate hike proposal outside the Michigan Public Service Commission. This request marks DTE’s fourth increase attempt in five years, with an average monthly customer bill expected to rise by $13.50. Activists argue that

May 31, 2025 8:57 am

Workers protesting in front of a nursing home for better wages and conditions.

Michigan Business News

Nursing Home Workers in Detroit Strike for Better Conditions

News Summary Over 300 nursing home employees from five Ciena Healthcare facilities in Metro Detroit initiated a one-day strike on May 20, 2025, advocating for better wages and conditions. Represented by SEIU Healthcare Michigan, the workers demand increased pay, paid sick time, improved shift differentials, and better health insurance due

May 21, 2025 8:50 am

Crowd of protesters at the Hands Off! Day of Action in Michigan

Michigan Breaking News

Michigan Hosts Massive ‘Hands Off! Day of Action’ Protests

News Summary Thousands of protesters took to the streets in Michigan for the ‘Hands Off! Day of Action,’ demonstrating against President Trump’s policies. Events unfolded in multiple cities, including Detroit and Lansing, where speakers addressed critical issues such as healthcare, immigration rights, and environmental concerns. Despite drizzles, demonstrators showcased their

April 8, 2025 9:04 am

Citizens in Michigan discussing political opinions in a park

Michigan Breaking News

Michigan Residents Dissatisfied with Trump’s Approval Ratings

News Summary Recent polling data shows that nearly 50% of Michigan residents express discontent with President Trump’s approval ratings as he approaches his third month in office. Concerns about the economy and inflation dominate voters’ priorities, while the Republican and Democratic primaries heat up with candidates competing for crucial support.

March 24, 2025 9:00 am

Tractors gathered in Lansing during the farmers rally against government regulations

Michigan Business News

Farmers Rally in Lansing Against Government Regulations

News Summary On March 18, 2025, farmers in Michigan’s capital, Lansing, organized a tractor rally to protest against government regulations affecting agriculture. Led by state representatives, the event highlighted the struggles faced by farmers due to increased operational costs and bureaucratic hurdles imposed by state agencies. With community support, the

March 19, 2025 8:55 am

Crowd at Warren Michigan rally showing support for progressive values

Michigan Breaking News

Rally in Warren, Michigan Highlights Progressive Values

News Summary On March 8, 2025, over 10,000 supporters gathered in Warren, Michigan, for a rally led by Senator Bernie Sanders. The event focused on the need for unity in progressive values amidst a challenging political landscape. With powerful speeches addressing issues like healthcare cuts and the influence of billionaires,

March 10, 2025 8:54 am

Closed SSA Office in Okemos with community members outside

Michigan Business News

Closure of SSA Office in Okemos Sparks Controversy

News Summary The closure of the Social Security Administration (SSA) office in Okemos, Michigan, announced by the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), affects residents’ access to social services amid federal budget cuts. The closure is part of broader cutbacks, saving the government approximately $108,966 annually. The implications extend to the

February 26, 2025 9:53 am