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Michigan PSC seeking input on DTE Energy’s energy delivery workplan
The Michigan Public Service Commission (MPSC) is seeking public input on DTE Electric Co.’s application for its workplan to promote innovation in energy delivery. It also approved Consumers Energy clean energy plan. In 2023, the ... Read More » The post Michigan PSC seeking input on DTE Energy’s energy delivery workplan appeared first on Daily Energy Insider.
Is This Anonymous Tool Making Michigan Schools Safer?
For as long as I can remember the rule on the street was "snitches get stitches" and there are plenty of movies, shows, and real-life examples of this phrase being a way of life for some people. Also, for a long time, the idea of minding your own business was considered the right thing to do because you don't worry about things that have nothing to do with you. Eventually, this was combated by the ideology that speaking up and helping someone out who needs it, is the humane thing to do.
Task Force Points the Way to Building the Middle Class in Detroit
As a Detroit city councilmember, I have taken a deep interest in what we can do to help build the Black middle class. Building generational wealth for Black families has always lagged that of non-Black families. In 2023, I formed a Wealth Generation Task Force to look at ways the...
Neighbors question tree removals; Tigers defeat White Sox; massive data breach; and more
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Officials to claw back grant for startup Clearcover that fell short of Detroit jobs goal
A startup company is said to have fallen short of its goals to open a Detroit office and create more than 300 jobs, prompting state development officials to attempt a claw back of grant money the company was awarded. The company, Clearcover, is a Chicago-based auto insurer founded in 2016 that says it uses smartphone apps, "generative AI" and other technology to lower the cost of car insurance. ...
Midwest Weather Warning: Tuesday Storms Could Bring Hail, Destructive Winds, and Possible Tornadoes
Grand Rapids, MI — A severe storm system is forecasted to impact five Midwestern states on Tuesday, potentially bringing damaging winds and large hail. The National Weather Service in Grand Rapids, Michigan, issued an alert indicating the risk of severe weather stretching from Michigan to Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, and parts of Ohio.
Can Minors Legally Drink With Their Parents at a Restaurant in Michigan?
It's reiterated in this article, but this author, website and company in no way condone underage drinking except when permitted by the law, which is detailed in this article for entertainment and information purposes. Follow the law and drink responsibly. Everyone remembers their first sip of alcohol. For better or...
U.S. Education secretary to launch back-to-school bus tour that includes swing states
WASHINGTON — U.S. Education Secretary Miguel Cardona said Thursday he is launching a “2024 Back to School Bus Tour” in early September that will include stops in multiple battleground states across the United States as he and other Biden administration officials highlight their work in investing in public education. While not a campaign event, the […]
Northern Michigan Faces High Heat Indexes, Precautions Urged
Gaylord, MI – Northern Michigan is set to experience soaring temperatures this week, with the most intense heat arriving on Tuesday. The U.S. National Weather Service (NWS) in Gaylord has issued warnings for heat indices reaching the 90s across much of the region, with some areas along and south of M-72 potentially feeling like 100 degrees or more.
Cleaning up pollution and removing crumbling dams help to restore Michigan rivers
In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, building dams for electricity generation was the big new thing. Those hydroelectric dams provided power to nearby cities. But big companies found centralized coal-burning power plants could provide power to larger areas and make more money. Many of the generators at the dams were shut down decades ago.
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