Michigan’s four year old fireworks law continues to draw criticism. Lansing Bureau Chief Tim Skubick explains why.
Read More »Is There A Growing Gap Betweet Schuette & Snyder?
Attorney General Bill Schuette and Governor Rick Snyder have been at odds over several legal issues recently, even though they are on the same side of the political aisle. That’s the Michigan News Network’s Tim Skubick in Lansing.
Read More »Smoking Marijuana Makes You Less Excited About Earning Rewards
New research on marijuana from the University of Michigan finds the part of the brain that activates when a person is excited about getting a reward is dulled with marijuana use. Researcher Dr. Mary Heitzeg. Researchers say in order for the brain to feel excited about a reward people will …
Read More »Fule Economy In Cars Takes A Step Back
Fuel economy slipped a bit in June. Here’s Autobeat reporter Jeff Gilbert.
Read More »Friday's Mega Millions Jackpot Tops Half A Billion
The Mega Millions jackpot has swelled to $508 million for Friday’s drawing–all you have to do is beat 259-million-to-one odds. Michigan lottery spokesman Jeff Holyfield says, regardless of whether you take the $357 million lump sum or the installment plan, you’d have to try really hard to spend it all. Holyfield …
Read More »Michigan Resident Taking Part In Running Of The Bulls
A Michigan man is in Spain to take part in the annual Running of the Bulls. Chris Howard of Grand Rapids has run thru the streets of Pamplona for the past several years. He says it’s a one-of-a-kind adrenaline rush that took root in a sixth-grade Spanish class, when he …
Read More »Not All Fruit-Smoothies Are Healthy
Is that fruit-smoothie you’re drinking as healthy as you may think it is? Here’s Health Reporter Dr. Deanna Lites.
Read More »Report Says Higher Wages Are Coming
According to a report just released by CareerBuilder, the second half of 2016 will look a lot like the same period in 2015, but with better wages. The report indicates more than half of employers are expected to raise wages for current employees while two in five will offer higher starting salaries …
Read More »Protesters Call For Immediate Shut Down Of Enbridge Line 5
Over 60 demonstrators arrived at the home of Michigan Attorney General Bill Schuette Wednesday afternoon to demand that he take immediate action to shut down the Enbridge oil pipeline Line 5. Twenty police cars assembled to stop the protesters. They are demanding that Schuette use his authority under the Public Trust …
Read More »Rate Freeze Extended For Some Blue Cross Blue Shield Health Care Plans
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan is extending a rate freeze through the end of the year on some of its health care plans. The freeze in its Legacy Medigap supplement plans will help nearly 200,000 subscribers prepare for rate hikes that will start next year. It’ll be the first …
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