After the fatal mass shooting at Oxford High School last year that resulted in four students’ deaths, a group of Michigan High Schoolers have filed a federal lawsuit claiming that their school district and several of its officials failed to heed “constitutional obligations to safeguard the safety of students.”
On June 15th, Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer announced a statewide plan to build 529 affordable apartments, townhomes, and housing units, investing a total of $13 million to numerous projects.
The student-led group, ‘March for Our Lives’, held an event which took place just weeks after 19 students and two teachers were shot and killed in an elementary school in Uvalde, Texas.
Thirty-nine states have no protections against LGBTQ+ panic defenses in court, and Michigan is one of them.
With the imminent US Supreme Court opinion and a 1931 Michigan law that would make performing an abortion a felony, reproductive rights and health care in Michigan may fall into the hands of the 2022 primary nominees and those who win the general election, occurring August 2nd and November 8th, respectively.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) released its May jobs report, showing that the U.S. added 390,000 new jobs, significantly higher than the 328,000 that had been predicted.
With summer weather making it more warm and humid both inside and out – along with some residents lacking effective air conditioning systems, Michiganders looking to cool off may head the pool especially after two years of isolation.
There’s been so much hoopla lately about Michigan’s auto industry making a radical switch to electric vehicles, you might think there’s little else happening in the state’s economy.
This year, American parents were thrown into turmoil after massive product recalls, import restrictions, and other supply chain difficulties caused a nationwide formula shortage.
Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer, among others, was named on the hit list of prominent government figures written by a suspect charged with the murder of retired Wisconsin judge John Roehmer, 68.
After the fatal mass shooting at Oxford High School last year that resulted in four students’ deaths, a group of Michigan High Schoolers have filed a federal lawsuit claiming that their school district and several of its officials failed to heed “constitutional obligations to safeguard the safety of students.”
On June 15th, Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer announced a statewide plan to build 529 affordable apartments, townhomes, and housing units, investing a total of $13 million to numerous projects.
The student-led group, ‘March for Our Lives’, held an event which took place just weeks after 19 students and two teachers were shot and killed in an elementary school in Uvalde, Texas.
Thirty-nine states have no protections against LGBTQ+ panic defenses in court, and Michigan is one of them.
With the imminent US Supreme Court opinion and a 1931 Michigan law that would make performing an abortion a felony, reproductive rights and health care in Michigan may fall into the hands of the 2022 primary nominees and those who win the general election, occurring August 2nd and November 8th, respectively.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) released its May jobs report, showing that the U.S. added 390,000 new jobs, significantly higher than the 328,000 that had been predicted.
With summer weather making it more warm and humid both inside and out – along with some residents lacking effective air conditioning systems, Michiganders looking to cool off may head the pool especially after two years of isolation.
There’s been so much hoopla lately about Michigan’s auto industry making a radical switch to electric vehicles, you might think there’s little else happening in the state’s economy.
This year, American parents were thrown into turmoil after massive product recalls, import restrictions, and other supply chain difficulties caused a nationwide formula shortage.
Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer, among others, was named on the hit list of prominent government figures written by a suspect charged with the murder of retired Wisconsin judge John Roehmer, 68.