“I have never seen such evidence of forgery and fraud in a petition drive in nearly 40 years of practicing election law in Michigan,” said election law attorney Mark Brewer, a former chairperson of the Michigan Democratic Party, in a statement.
From not having to pay a tax on tampons to seeing an increase in minimum wage, many Michiganders could be saving money in 2022 thanks to these new laws.
The legislation in both the House and the Senate would mandate universal background checks for all guns, require that gun owners safely store firearms that could be accessed by minors, and permit a court to order the temporary removal of firearms from someone who may be a danger to themselves or others.
A Michigan summer may be brief, but there’s plenty to eat while we’re in it. We’ve put together a list of our favorite summer foods both traditional and new.
More than a million Michigan households could qualify for free Wi-Fi. Here’s how.
A vast majority of people are on board with a resolution to protect “our greatest assets,” the state’s wildlife.
Dr. Sherry O’Donnell, who is running in the Republican primary for a congressional seat in Michigan’s Lower Peninsula, has repeatedly disparaged proven treatments for COVID-19.
Pat Morgan, a 65-year-old Lenawee County retiree, considers herself a fierce defender of democracy. She’s worried about the emerging efforts to restrict voting.
Many Michigan neighbors woke up to war waged on their family. Now, they’re fighting back from afar.
Michigan is a crucial battleground for determining which party controls the US House, experts say.
