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Heidi - stock.adobe.com/436417226Since June 2021, there haven't been capacity restrictions on restaurants or bars in Michigan. For many restaurant owners, though, the struggle has continued amidst record COVID-19 case numbers, the ongoing labor shortage, and unpredictable supply chain delays of everything from chicken wings to cream cheese. -
Adobe Stock/Bills that would require Michigan to more frequently update signatures in its voter database received a committee hearing in the state House.
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Michigan’s child welfare system met fewer than half of the standards reviewers looked at in a new report. -
The Michigan Supreme Court has struck down major parts of a law that placed additional restrictions on petition campaigns to initiate or challenge laws or to amend the state Constitution.
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The latest numbers in the state show a decline in cases and hospitalizations since last week, but the numbers remain near record levels.
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Students Returned to classrooms in Oxford High School Monday almost eight weeks after a mass shooting there killed four students.
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They may qualify for a federal stimulus payment and tax credit totaling up to $5,000.
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A state senator wants to change the law allowing utilities to recover the costs of lost or unaccounted for natural gas.
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A new statewide climate plan to reduce greenhouse gas emissions will be open for public comment during two online sessions.
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A Michigan representative is advancing a bill to give more flexibility to people running businesses from their home kitchens.
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Michigan’s governor is defending an executive order requiring long-term care facilities to create dedicated COVID-19 units.
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The state's economic development corporation will offer an incentive package for the GM electric vehicle investments
