State News
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Will Lawrence unveils new plan to pause data center construction and AI development
The Democrat running against US Rep. Tom Barrett wants a federal moratorium on data centers and advanced AI—paired with a jobs program that’s funded by a new tax on Big Tech.
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Which intersection is the most dangerous in Michigan?
The majority of the intersections on the list are located in southeast Michigan.
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What Abdul El-Sayed says he’d do for Black Michiganders in the US Senate
Democratic US Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed says federal investment in Black communities has too often arrived late or without any way to measure whether it worked. His new plan is built around fixing that.
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Which Michigan live rosin vape pen is actually worth buying?
Three Michigan brands, three strains, three vape pens. I quit smoking joints for three days to find out what $30 gets you at the dispensary these days—and which pen I’d buy again.
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6 quick hits of cannabis news from across Michigan
Here’s your weekly rundown from The MichiGanja Report:
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Bombshell report ties Mike Rogers campaign donors to Jeffrey Epstein files
A review of federal filings shows seven Mike Rogers donors are named in the Jeffrey Epstein files. They’ve given nearly $5 million to his campaign and committees since 2023.
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Over 14 million birds to fly over Michigan. Why they’re on the move
Officials say turning lights out at night helps birds with navigation.
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When will it snow in Michigan? When you might need your shovel
The Farmers’ Almanac released two forecast maps for the typical first snowfall and frost timeline for the US.
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Will Lawrence takes progressive campaign to conservative Livingston County to court independents
Will Lawrence is focused on winning over independent and conservative voters as he tries to flip one of the nation’s most competitive congressional districts.
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Proposal 1 and Proposal 2: Michiganders will face two ballot questions in November
Proposal 1 asks whether Michigan should reopen its Constitution. Proposal 2 would bar utility companies from donating to politicians. Here’s what’s on your Nov. 3 ballot.
