Federal Change for Marijuana Classification: Sounds Huge, Unless You’re in Michigan
Marijuana is being reclassified at the federal level, but for Michigan residents, not much changes.
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Michigan Avoids Shutdown While Federal Workers Brace for Termination
Michigan leaders reached a budget deal to avoid a shutdown, but Washington may not be so lucky.
Could Michigan Families See $600 Checks From Tariffs?
A proposed “American Worker Rebate Act” could deliver stimulus-style payments funded by tariffs. For Michigan, most households would be eligible for the full amount.
No More Government Paper Checks: How Michiganders Can Still Get Benefits
Most physical federal checks end Sept. 30, 2025; those already on electronic payments need do nothing. Michiganders without accounts should visit MI Open Accounts for help opening one.
Your Car’s License Plate May Already Be Scanned — Here’s Why
Those mystery black boxes on poles across Mid-Michigan? They’re Flock Safety license plate readers, now at the center of a national privacy debate as the company halts federal partnerships over data concerns.
Why Weren't the Dams in Midland County Fixed Years Ago?
There are a LOT of questions surrounding the failure of the Edenville Dam.
U.S. Court of Appeals: Medical Marijuana Patients Can’t Be Prosecuted
The ruling is a huge victory for medical marijuana patients, growers and dispensaries.