Federal Court Denies Appeal to Reopen Michigan 2020 Election Case, Sanctioned Attorneys Face Further Restrictions
The Sixth Circuit Court denied an appeal to reopen the Michigan 2020 election case, maintaining sanctions against attorneys who made baseless claims. Michigan's Attorney General continues to seek sanctions repayment.
Hazel Park Cannabis Producer Faces CRA Accusations, Recalls Potentially Tampered With Pre-Rolls
Michigan's Flavor Galaxy faces an 18-count complaint by the CRA for violations, including misleading packaging and record mishandling, with over 1,000 pre-rolled joints recalled for post-testing tampering.
Detroit Police Officers Injured in Separate Vehicle Incidents Amid Public Safety Chaos
A Detroit police officer was struck by a car during a foot chase. Although injured, he sustained non-life-threatening injuries. Another officer was involved in a separate collision the same evening. Both are expected to recover fully.
Belle Isle Park in Detroit Sees Visitor Surge, Plans for Upgrades and Giant Slide Revival
Belle Isle in Detroit recorded a 7% increase in visitors last year and is set to revive its Giant Slide this summer after upgrades to ensure safety. Over $140 million has been invested in park improvements since 2014.
Former Warren Mayor Jim Fouts Fined for Political Endorsements on City TV Channel
Ex-Warren Mayor Jim Fouts was fined $1,500 for endorsing candidates on a city TV channel. The Warren City Council criticized the fine as too lenient. Fouts is campaigning for a state House seat despite prior violations.