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Detroit News reporter Beth LeBlanc reported Thursday on X that Michigan energy companies including Consumers Energy and DTE are trying to block the “Money out of Politics” proposal, which was passed Tuesday by nearly 82 percent of voters. The proposal bans regulated utilities from making political donations. According to Fox 2 Detroit, the conservative think […]
Michigan has no shortage of weed. The trick is finding the best cannabis in an industry inundated with mass-produced mids. A flashy bag and a big THC number don’t translate to quality. The difference often comes down to the people growing it, the genetics they choose, and the care they put into getting the finished product onto dispensary shelves.
Decrease Font Size Increase Font Size Text Size Print This Page Send by Email. With hot pads and thermometers in hand, oven doors will open, letting a hot breeze and aroma escape into kitchens across Michigan on Nov. 26. As families begin to plan their Thanksgiving dinners, farmers face challenges...
Unemployment insurance provides temporary financial assistance for workers who lose their jobs through no fault of their own while they search for new employment.
ANN ARBOR, Mich. — Michigan technology companies planning their 2027 marketing campaigns can begin building visibility immediately under a new year-end advertising program introduced by MITechNews.com and MITechTV. Companies purchasing the MITechNews Six-Month Business Visibility Partnership during November or December 2026 will receive complimentary website and newsletter advertising through...
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...
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.
SAGINAW, Mich. (WNEM) - 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. Prices rose because of refining issues. Those issues have since been addressed, and prices are falling the most in Michigan. Patrick...
A proposed 55-mile power line stretching across three Mid-Michigan counties is moving closer to state review, with residents getting another opportunity to weigh in on where the transmission line could be built. ITC Michigan filed a construction plan Wednesday, Nov. 4, with the Michigan Public Service Commission for its Oneida-Sabine...
Consumers Energy has received a second extension of the deadline for Michigan regulators to issue a final decision on its proposed hydroelectric dam sale to an out-of-state private equity firm.
LANSING, Mich. (News 10) - Unemployment certification services are back up and running in Michigan after nearly a week of maintenance, with a new system that was overhauled from the ground up. The new system went into effect at 8 a.m. The overhaul is supposed to provide a more streamlined,...
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 customers 65 and older can be shielded from utility shutoffs through March 31, and low-income households can stay on by paying 7% of their yearly bill.
You wouldn’t expect to find a locked door at a Denny’s that had operated 24 hours a day. But that’s exactly what WOOD-TV’s crew found at the Grand Rapids restaurant’s parking lot on Wednesday, Feb. 4. Here are the restaurant chains that closed Michigan locations...
Michigan once returned nearly every refundable container. In 2025 the rate fell to 69.4 percent, and grocery stores are pushing for changes.
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.
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 voters may have thought they’d settled the score with the state’s utility giants on Election Day, but DTE Energy and Consumers Energy aren’t going down without a fight. Just days after residents overwhelmingly backed new restrictions on utility companies’ political donations, the two companies have filed a federal lawsuit challenging the decision. Unsurprisingly, the move hasn’t gone down particularly well with some Michigan residents.
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