(The Center Square) – Michigan restaurant patrons still have 10 days before they’re allowed to strap on the feedbag in public.
(The Center Square) – For years, Michiganders have gambled online illegally. But when sports betting and online gambling are legalized for the first time on Friday, the state will reap its tax revenue.
(The Center Square) – Federal judge Judge Judith Levy on Thursday gave preliminary approval to the $641 million Flint water settlement.
On Interstate 59, a neon billboard used by the Alabama Department of Public Health advises motorists to get their flu and pneumonia vaccines. Placards placed atop gas pumps around the state also promote the flu vaccine.
(The Center Square) – For the past 83 years, Peter Tomassoni’s family has run Recreation Lanes and the Antoin Room Banquet and Convention Center in Iron Mountain.
(The Center Square) – A million-dollar new economic development grant could support up 2,200 new jobs in Detroit, thanks to state and local grants funded by taxpayers.
(The Center Square) – Gov. Gretchen Whitmer on Tuesday outlined a comprehensive $5.6 billion plan to end the COVID-19 pandemic in Michigan and announced her administration’s subsequent strategy to return the state to profitability.
(The Center Square) – Representatives from approximately 90 bars, restaurants, and other Michigan establishments signed a letter asking Gov. Gretchen Whitmer to safely reopen dine-in service “as soon as possible” to prevent additional permanent closures.
(The Center Square) – Betsy DeVos abruptly stepped down as Secretary of Education in the wake of the unprecedented tumult at the U.S. Capitol. How should we summarize her legacy? Despite the limitations of her office to truly effect change, she clearly made a bold mark for a life-changing ca…
(The Center Square) – After media reports hyped "armed protests" in Lansing, some businesses boarded up windows, and Mayor Andy Schor issued news releases telling residents to stay away from downtown.
(The Center Square) – Michigan restaurant patrons still have 10 days before they’re allowed to strap on the feedbag in public.
(The Center Square) – For years, Michiganders have gambled online illegally. But when sports betting and online gambling are legalized for the first time on Friday, the state will reap its tax revenue.
(The Center Square) – Federal judge Judge Judith Levy on Thursday gave preliminary approval to the $641 million Flint water settlement.
On Interstate 59, a neon billboard used by the Alabama Department of Public Health advises motorists to get their flu and pneumonia vaccines. Placards placed atop gas pumps around the state also promote the flu vaccine.
(The Center Square) – For the past 83 years, Peter Tomassoni’s family has run Recreation Lanes and the Antoin Room Banquet and Convention Center in Iron Mountain.
(The Center Square) – A million-dollar new economic development grant could support up 2,200 new jobs in Detroit, thanks to state and local grants funded by taxpayers.
(The Center Square) – Gov. Gretchen Whitmer on Tuesday outlined a comprehensive $5.6 billion plan to end the COVID-19 pandemic in Michigan and announced her administration’s subsequent strategy to return the state to profitability.
(The Center Square) – Representatives from approximately 90 bars, restaurants, and other Michigan establishments signed a letter asking Gov. Gretchen Whitmer to safely reopen dine-in service “as soon as possible” to prevent additional permanent closures.
(The Center Square) – Betsy DeVos abruptly stepped down as Secretary of Education in the wake of the unprecedented tumult at the U.S. Capitol. How should we summarize her legacy? Despite the limitations of her office to truly effect change, she clearly made a bold mark for a life-changing ca…
(The Center Square) – After media reports hyped "armed protests" in Lansing, some businesses boarded up windows, and Mayor Andy Schor issued news releases telling residents to stay away from downtown.
(The Center Square) – Michigan’s General Fund and School Aid Fund tax revenues dropped $1.24 billion since January 2020, according to figures released Friday by state administrators and fiscal analysts.