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Consumers Energy & DTE file lawsuit

Michigan · 17h

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The Massive Flea Market In Michigan That Bargain Hunters Say Is Better Than Costco

Most Saturday mornings in Michigan are perfectly fine, but a Saturday morning at the Armada Flea Market in Richmond is something else entirely. It’s the kind of morning you actually look forward to on a Tuesday. Here’s the thing about big box stores that nobody really wants to say...

Richmond, MI · 1d
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The Money Overview

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Senior homeowners in Pennsylvania, Ohio, Oregon, Idaho and Michigan face property tax relief deadlines, from Oregon’s Dec. 1 late filing to Pennsylvania’s Dec. 31 rebate

Senior homeowners in Pennsylvania, Ohio, Oregon, Idaho and Michigan face property tax relief filing dates that start with Oregon’s Dec. 1 cutoff for late deferral applications and run through Pennsylvania’s Dec. 31 rebate deadline. Idaho’s window does not open until Jan. 1, and Michigan’s homestead credit stays claimable for years. Each state sets its own […] The post Senior homeowners in Pennsylvania, Ohio, Oregon, Idaho and Michigan face property tax relief deadlines, from Oregon’s Dec. 1 late filing to Pennsylvania’s Dec. 31 rebate appeared first on The Money Overview .

Pennsylvania · 3d

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Michigan gas prices fall after refining issues addressed

Michigan drivers are seeing lower gas prices just after the midterm election, according to GasBuddy, but questions remain about how long the decline will last.

Michigan · 9h
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Michigan Bars and Liquor Stores Are Bracing for a Supply Gap This November

Michigan bars, restaurants, and liquor stores that receive spirits through NWS Michigan ADA 321 are being told to stock up before a planned delivery pause from November 9 through November 15, 2026. The temporary gap is tied to an anticipated business transition during RNDC-related bankruptcy proceedings.

Michigan · 15h

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‘Our Hatred for DTE’: Michigan Locals Celebrate Landslide Victory as Voters Crack Down on Utility Giants’ Political Donations

Michigan voters have sent a pretty clear message to the state’s utility giants, and it’s not exactly a glowing endorsement. Following years of frustration over soaring electricity bills and the political influence of major energy companies, voters have overwhelmingly backed Proposal 2, a measure aimed at restricting political donations from utilities and other regulated businesses. And judging by the celebrations online, plenty of locals are delighted with the result.

Michigan · 1d

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Children’s Advocacy Center CEO Resigns

Lander Bachert, CEO of the Traverse Bay Children’s Advocacy Center (TBCAC), announced her departure from the organization on Tuesday. Bachert, who has been with TBCAC since March 2024, “will remain through Thanksgiving to support a thoughtful transition.” Nicole Kubon, currently the nonprofit’s Resilience Center director, has been tapped as interim CEO.

Traverse City, MI · 3d

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Benson names business execs, community leaders to transition team

DETROIT — Business, union and community leaders will help shepherd Democratic Gov.-elect Jocelyn Benson's transition over the next few months as she vows make "transformational things" happen as Michigan's next leader. Huntington Bank Chairman Gary Torgow and Strategic Staffing Solutions CEO Cindy Pasky will chair Benson's leadership council alongside Democratic former U.S. Rep. Dan Kildee and Wayne County Prosecutor Kym Worthy. More: Democrats sweep Michigan in historic blue wave Former state Sen. Jim Ananich, Business Leaders for Michigan CEO Jeff Donofrio and Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan CEO Nicole Sherard-Freeman will co-chair the transition. “I am bringing together some of the most experienced and respected leaders in our state to help us prepare for the work ahead,” Benson said in a statement Wednesday. Benson, a Detroit Democrat and the current secretary of state, won her gubernatorial race Tuesday, Nov. 3, over Republican U.S. Rep. John James as a blue wave swept through Michigan and much of the United States. As governor, Benson will have the largest Democratic majorities in the Legislature since Jimmy Carter was president . At a press conference in Detroit, Benson touted the record-breaking turnout by Michigan voters in the midterm election. “They are calling out for

Michigan · 2d

Daily Energy Insider

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DTE Energy opens Fish Creek Solar Park in Michigan

The Fish Creek Solar Park near Sheridan, Mich., owned and operated by DTE Energy, is now operational, the company reported.  The 132-megawatt facility, which came… The post DTE Energy opens Fish Creek Solar Park in Michigan appeared first on Daily Energy Insider .

Sheridan, MI · 19h

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Boil water advisory issued for Delta Township

DELTA TOWNSHIP, MI — Delta Township has issued a precautionary boil water advisory for homes, businesses, and facilities that receive municipal water service. According to a press release, the advisory is being issued due to a temporary loss of water pressure caused by a large water main break near Canal Road and St. Joe Highway.

Michigan · 19h

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Wexford County commissioners approve conflict-of-interest waiver for solar project

WEXFORD COUNTY, Mich., (WPBN/WGTU) -- Wexford County Commissioners have approved a potential conflict-of-interest waiver related to the Shipyard solar project. The project falls under the jurisdiction of the Wexford Joint Planning Commission, not the county board. But county administrator Joe Porterfield said the county wants to be prepared in case it becomes involved in any legal matters related to the project.

Wexford County, MI · 2d

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Michigan Diesel Prices Stay High As Gasoline Eases — Groceries And Businesses Feel The Pressure

LANSING — Michigan gasoline prices are falling, but diesel remains nearly 72% more expensive than a year ago, raising costs for farmers, trucking companies, manufacturers and grocery stores. A new congressional analysis estimates Michigan farmers face $58.6 million in additional diesel expenses during the 2026 planting and harvest seasons....

Michigan · 17h

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Halfway Through Harvest? Clint Hagen Shares Michigan Sugarbeet Growers’ Outlook

A high-stakes harvest sprint is underway across Michigan’s sugarbeet growing regions. Coming off a late-autumn window that allowed field crews to roll lifters at full tilt, Great Lakes growers are pushing to make every hour count before Great Lakes lake-effect weather and cold air setup take hold. While the...

Michigan · 8h

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Power Struggles Shape Michigan’s Data Center Debate

Data Center Watch: Electricity costs, campaign finance lawsuits and local opposition put utilities and developers under scrutiny. Michigan’s data center debate is becoming a fight over more than electricity. This week, Attorney General Dana Nessel challenged another set of DTE Energy contracts, Michigan’s largest utilities sued over voter-approved campaign...

Michigan · 1d

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Michigan Utility Bills Climb As AI Data Centers, Taxpayer-Funded Projects Face Tougher Questions

LANSING — Michigan households are paying more for electricity even as the state promotes multibillion-dollar investments in artificial intelligence data centers, advanced manufacturing and energy infrastructure. The developments are raising an increasingly important economic question: Who pays for Michigan’s next generation of industrial growth, and how much of the...

Michigan · 14h

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DTE to sell non-utility business to fund grid upgrades, data center growth

DTE Energy will sell its non-utility Vantage business, expected to raise $3 billion, to help pay for a $44 billion investment plan for grid reliability, renewables, and data center demand. Critics, including Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel, continue to raise concerns about ratepayer impacts.

Michigan · 21h

The Cool Down

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AI's massive energy demands could transform thousands of acres of Michigan farmland

One planned data center in Saline Township could require 1,383 megawatts of power around the clock.

Michigan · 2d

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The Operator Bulletin: Testing, Tax Filing, and Retail Agreements

RANCHO CORDOVA, Calif. – California’s Department of Cannabis Control warned that a passing certificate of analysis does not necessarily protect a product assigned to the wrong track-and-trace category. The agency’s updated item-category guidance explains mismatches may omit required compliance tests, delay laboratory results, or prevent inventory transfers. Misclassified...

California · 11h

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Focus West Michigan 11-6-26: Northpointe Bank to layoff over 300 workers

A West Michigan-based bank has filed notice it intends to permanently layoff more than 300 employees; a potential Muskegon Heights Public School district leadership crisis was averted on Election Day; developers want to demolish Grand Rapids' Saint James Catholic Church to build housing on the city's West Side; Consumers Energy is again extending its decision deadline for the sale of 13 hydroelectric dams.

Michigan · 12h

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Fueling potential: LAUP continues to help youth, build careers, and support local small businesses

HOLLAND — Latin American United for Progress, or LAUP, is dedicated to celebrating Latino culture and equipping community members with resources to reach their potential. Formed by four grassroots organizations in 1975, LAUP worked to improve the community, leading to the formation of Community Action House, TRIO Upward Bound programs, and Children’s After School Achievement. These efforts increased the academic performance of Latino students and advocated for first-generation students in West Michigan.

Holland, MI · 16h