If it wasn’t clear the road to the White House runs through Michigan, take a look at the president’s schedule over the next couple of days. Today it was reported the president plans hold campaign rallies three times in the Mitten, over the next four days. Read More
A Michigan judge on Tuesday struck down Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson's directive banning the open carry of guns at polling places on Election Day. Read More
A Northern Michigan county board considered a resolution on Monday in support of impeaching Gov. Gretchen Whitmer. Read More
The Ottawa County Department of Public Health says it has issued a final cease-and-desist order to a Hudsonville-area Christian school, arguing it is refusing to require the use of face masks or practice social distancing amid a COVID-19 outbreak at the school. Read More
Libertas Christian School, a pre-K through 12th Grade Christian school serving 265 students in Hudsonville, Michigan, has filed a lawsuit with the U.S. District Court, Western District of Michigan, to stop threats of imprisonment and promises by Governor Whitmer’s Administration to shut down the school. Motions were also filed by the school seeking a temporary restraining order and
A new lawsuit is challenging the legality of Michigan’s latest mask mandate – plus other new COVID-19 health orders from Michigan Department of Health and Human Services Director Robert Gordon. Read More
During the 1918 flu pandemic, Blanche Reeves was living in rural Iowa when she got sick. Even though she was still recovering in November 1920, she managed to cast her vote in the presidential election. Read More
Michigan Chief Medical Executive Doctor Joneigh Khaldun agrees, saying herd immunity without a vaccine would be quote "inhumane." Read More
Michigan’s coronavirus restrictions would be managed on a county-by-county basis using data from their local communities under a new plan from Republicans unveiled Tuesday. The plan would use scientific data to guide decisions for county-specific restrictions based on levels of COVID-19 activity, testing capacity and hospitals' ability to treat patients. Read More
Owosso barber Karl Manke is declaring partial victory in his battle against the state over violations of Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s coronavirus orders. Manke, 77, received several citations and criminal charges when he reopened his downtown Owosso barbershop in May against Whitmer’s orders at the time requiring hair salons and barbershops to remain closed. Read More
