HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — The U.S. Justice Department sued six more states on Thursday, saying the states are illegally blocking the agency’s wide-ranging effort to scrutinize detailed voter data in a brewing court fight over what states say is the private, protected information of residents.
Mark Raymond is president of Northern Racing Pigeon Club, a new group racers from northern Michigan.
Members of the Masonic Lodge in West Branch and the Iron Bandogs Motorcycle Club organized a group ride Sunday to benefit the Rayola nonprofit organization.
CPD Hair Designs, The Cutting Castle and Studio 3 hosted the third annual Cuts for a Cause Sept. 27 at The Cutting Castle in Mio. Stylists from the salons cut hair for walk-in customers all day Saturday in exchange for donations. Proceeds from the event will benefit students at Fairview and Mio schools.
Curran hosted its 19th Black Bear Festival Sept. 27.
Oscoda County Sheriff Taylor Kann spoke to the Herald Sept. 29 about an incident at Fairview Area School.
U.S. Senator Gary Peters (MI), Co-Chair of the Senate Great Lakes Task Force, introduced two bipartisan bills to bolster Great Lakes fishery research and management efforts that are critical to both the Great Lakes ecosystem and Michigan’s robust fishing industry, according to a statement released by the Senator’s office Sept. 18.
LANSING – The Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development (MDARD) released a new report indicating that surging federal tariffs have increased food prices, reduced agriculture exports and generated uncertainty throughout Michigan’s food and agriculture industry.
The FY26 state budget passed by the Michigan House of Representatives on August 26 would severely impact the services of the Michigan State Police (MSP) in multiple ways, including:
Recent Michigan Legislature Adoptions and Votes