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Michigan judge rules Robert F. Kennedy Jr. must remain on state's Nov. 5 ballot
A Michigan judge ruled Tuesday that Robert F. Kennedy Jr. must stay on the state's Nov. 5 ballot, rejecting the former presidential candidate's last-minute request to remove his name from contention in the state.
Michigan lawmakers at odds over Project 2025
EAST LANSING, Mich. (WLNS) — State Democrats met with college students today in East Lansing to warn them about what they call the dangers of Project 2025—a textbook for new conservative leaders that lays out a series of ambitious goals to reshape the country and the exact plans they would need to get them done. […]
Michigan Republican plans to introduce "no tax on tips" bill
(CBS DETROIT) - Michigan Rep. Joe Aragona (R-Macomb County) wants to see tipped workers go home with more money in their pockets. Next week, Aragona is planning on introducing legislation that would stop taxing tipped wages. He says he feels that service jobs require hustle. "I think we should reward that type of work ethic," he said. "[We should] just not have a state tax on those types of wages."Aragona said that his legislation would prevent any tipped wage from being taxed, which means tips gathered from card and cash purchases. "This is to kind of help boost that economy as well to say,...
Trump holds narrow lead over Harris in Michigan poll
Former President Trump is holding a very narrow lead over Vice President Harris in Michigan, a new local poll found. The survey, conducted by WDIV/Detroit News, found that Trump leads Harris with 44.7 percent support to her 43.5 percent. The outlet said it’s a “statistical toss-up” in the key battleground state. Just less than 5…
Get $25 Tickets to Concerts All Over Michigan This Week Only
Looking to see your favorite artists live without breaking the bank? This fall, Michigan is offering a limited-time opportunity to attend 63 concerts for just $25 each. With ticket prices skyrocketing in recent years, Livenation is giving music fans a chance to enjoy more concerts without stretching their budgets. Whether you're into rock, pop, country, stand-up comedy, or alternative music, there's something for everyone in this incredible lineup.
Cellphone bans, free meals, student funding: What to know as Michigan heads back to school
Floral backpacks, Owala water bottles and Air Jordan T-shirts appear to be a hit this school year, according to one education reporter's not-so-scientific observations of students headed back to school over the past week. And now that it's after Labor Day, it's time in Michigan for students to pack their trendy water bottles...
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