Michigan AG Dana Nessel Joins 22 States to Back NPR and PBS Against Trump-Ordered Funding Cuts
A coalition of 22 attorneys general, led by Michigan’s Dana Nessel, is opposing funding cuts to NPR and PBS as proposed by President Trump, emphasizing the importance of public media for news and safety, especially in rural areas.
Kalamazoo Man in Critical Condition After Shooting, Three Arrested Including Assault Suspect
A man was critically injured in a Kalamazoo shooting instigated by a dispute. One suspect is in custody, facing multiple charges, and two others were arrested. Authorities recovered two firearms and continue to investigate.
One Dead, Three Injured in Early Morning Shooting at Royal Oak Township Park, Suspect At Large
One man was killed and three were injured in a Royal Oak Township park shooting. The 44-year-old victim from Detroit was pronounced dead at the hospital. No suspects and motive are known, and the investigation is ongoing.
Michigan Motorists Grapple with 20-Cent Spike in Gas Prices; Geopolitical Tensions Threaten Further Increases
Michigan gas prices have risen by 20 cents in a week, averaging $3.29 per gallon due to factors including geopolitical tensions and predictions of increased Independence Day travel.












