Michigan Judge Rules Stalled Bills Should Go to Governor, Avoids Mandate in Legislative Standoff
A Michigan judge ruled that nine bills should have been sent to Governor Whitmer but did not order the House to do so. The Senate and House, controlled by different parties, are in conflict over the bills' passage.
Detroit and West Michigan Buzz with Weekend Fun, Comedy, Classics, Cars, and Butterflies
Detroit's weekend offers entertainment including stand-up by J Chris Newberg, Classical Roots concerts, Autorama's hot rods, a butterfly exhibit, noodle fest, garden show, Bourbon Fest, Star Wars Night with the Griffins, and a jazz festival.
Macomb County Department of Roads Rolls Out $1 Million 'Safe Streets' Initiative to Combat Traffic Accidents
Macomb County's Department of Roads launched the Safe Streets for Macomb County initiative, focusing on road safety by targeting key areas like impaired driving and intersections, backed by a $1 million federal grant.
Major M-14/I-96 Reconstruction Project to Disrupt Traffic in Livonia and Plymouth Township, Wayne County
MDOT begins a two-year, $140 million reconstruction of M-14/I-96 in Wayne County, causing lane reductions and traffic changes starting Feb. 28, expected to affect around 125,000 daily drivers.












