Michigan's UIA to Undergo System Upgrade, Temporary Shutdown of MiWAM Scheduled for February 19-22
Michigan's UIA is updating its system, causing a temporary shutdown from Feb. 19-22, before launching the new MiUI platform. Services like claiming benefits will be paused, but no penalties for late actions during this period will be applied.
Community Heartbroken as Detroit Man Killed in Brutal Carjacking on Joy Road, Suspect in Custody
A man in Detroit was killed after a carjacker ran him over multiple times with his own Jeep Compass. A 25-year-old suspect has been arrested following the attack, which appears random with no known motive yet.
Michigan Election Fraud Masterminds Convicted: Wilmoth & Reed Guilty in $700K Signature Scandal, Knocking Candidates off Ballot
Two individuals were convicted by a Macomb County jury for forging signatures and selling them to gubernatorial campaigns, costing over $700,000 and impacting the 2022 election.
Michigan Considers Biological Warfare Against Invasive Knapweed with Non-Native Weevils, Seeks Public Input
Michigan considers using two weevil species to control the invasive spotted knapweed, balancing ecosystem health and agricultural interests, including concerns from beekeepers about losing nectar sources.












