Michigan’s camping season is in full swing, and nature enthusiasts are already making their way to state parks across the state to enjoy the great outdoors. Whether it’s the lakeside, the green trails, or the warmth of the campfire, state parks such as Hoffmaster in Muskegon County are the perfect summer hangouts. However, aside from… Continue Reading →
Law enforcement in Minnesota has made an 11th-hour arrest in the search for a suspect in one of the most outrageous political violence cases in the state. A dramatic two-day manhunt across the rural regions of Minnesota ended when police apprehended Vance Boelter, 57, late Sunday night. It was confirmed by the authorities that Boelter,… Continue Reading →
A budget plan executed by Michigan House Republicans not only managed to obtain significant media exposure but also the core theme of the fresh plan is the subject of a heated controversy. The representatives’ schedule is said to bring about an increase in the funds given to the students; however, their opponents are trying to… Continue Reading →
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel stated that people’s life savings are being siphoned off every day – money from retirement accounts, college funds, emergency savings – gone in the blink of an eye. Nessel stressed, “Meta needs to do more. It cannot be stagnant and at the same time amass huge profits from the ads… Continue Reading →
This Saturday, the people of Michigan, from every part of the state, are preparing to show their solidarity with one simple statement: No Kings. The protesters are planning over 70 events across Michigan, which is part of a wide national movement against the “authoritarian overreach” of the Trump administration, as the organizers describe it. Big… Continue Reading →
Two Michigan politicians, State Representatives James DeSana and Brad Paquette, have collaborated with Michigan Vaccine Choice (MVC), as discussed in a recent press release. The two have proposed drafting a law to ensure vaccination-related freedom. They selected the capital in Lansing of Michigan, for this public and in-depth presentation, and they named it “vaccine freedom… Continue Reading →
The University of Michigan has spied on pro-Palestinian student protesters, and they did so by hiring some employees of a Detroit-based private security firm. The Goes City Shield is a private security firm. This security firm has been accused of at least five cases where students reported that they were followed and filmed, and even… Continue Reading →
During the Wheel in Motion car show, the city of Taylor, Michigan, was extremely lively and vibrant, as Wheels in Motion, a locally based non-profit, organized the event, which was indeed a spectacular one, to say the least. The event not only shattered the common myth that auto shows are meant for the automotive industry… Continue Reading →
Under a major fentanyl distributor crackdown in the northern area of Indiana, a drug trafficking operation that had been channeling thousands of lethal pills to Michigan City was intercepted, and four men had more than 45 years collectively handed to them in sentencing. Everyone – Tyler Wood (23), Clinton Rouse (24), Justin Hervey (27), and… Continue Reading →
Fears of a potential visa crackdown have deepened the uncertainty of the immigration-related situation that has already prevailed for a while at Michigan State University. The Office of International Students and Scholars (OISS) at the university has contacted the students from other parts of the planet in a most concerned and yet partly warning tone,… Continue Reading →