Michigan Tackles Climate Impact with $51 Million in Federal Funds for Flood Resilience Projects in Kalamazoo and Grand Rapids
Michigan receives $51M from the U.S. Department of Transportation to enhance infrastructure resilience against extreme weather, with $38M for Kalamazoo's stormwater system, $12M for Grand Rapids' storm drainage, and $900K for regional planning.
Oakland County Executive Unveils Ambitious Vision for Transit and Education in Annual Address
Dave Coulter, Oakland County Executive, details plans for mass transit, improved public services, heightened education goals, and downtown Pontiac revitalization in his State of the County address.
Former Warren Mayor Fouts' Appeal for Mayoral Election Redo Rejected by Federal Court
A federal appeals court has denied ex-Warren mayor Jim Fouts' request for a new election, upholding the decision that his civil rights were not violated by term limits preventing his fifth-term candidacy.
Trump Targets "Biden's Border Bloodbath" at Charged Grand Rapids Rally Amid Michigan's Electoral Tussle
Donald Trump criticized President Biden's immigration policies during a rally in Michigan, invoking the term "Biden's Border Bloodbath" and discussing local crime in the context of national policy issues.
Sterling Heights Council to Debate $252 Million Budget with Eye on Roads, Safety, and Sustainability
Sterling Heights proposes a $252 million budget with public safety, road improvements, and park upgrades, maintaining lower taxes, and planning efficient spending, including a recycling program. Public discussions are scheduled before final adoption.
Michigan Expands PACE Program, Offering Greener Financing Options to Macomb County Commercial Property Owners
Michigan's PACE program expansion will make it easier for commercial property owners to finance energy-efficient and environmentally-friendly upgrades, without requiring an energy savings guarantee for new projects.












