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Bill to Help Disabled Hunters Heads to Governor

Disabled hunters in Michigan will have more opportunities to get outdoors, under a bill headed to the governor. The measure, which won final legislative approval in the state Senate, would allow those with mobility issues and have certain permits to hunt from personal mobility devices, like an electric wheelchair or …

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House Committee Quizes MDE on M-STEP Results

One state lawmaker says the state may be setting its proficiency goals for students taking the new M-STEP exam too low. The Michigan Department of Education’s Vanessa Keeler says they’re eyeing 85 percent proficiency by 2025. But State Representative Amanda Price, chair of the House Education Committee, thinks it should …

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House Dems Want Enbridge Line 5 Shut Down

A pair of Democrats in the Michigan House, along with the Sierra Club, want Enbridge Line 5, an oil pipeline running under the Straits of Mackinac, shut down. State Representative’s Sarah Roberts and Jeff Irwin are cosponsoring two resolutions calling on the governor and attorney general to stop the flow …

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Courser Extortion Investigation Sent To Prosecutor

The findings of a Michigan State Police investigation into extortion claims by former state Representative Todd Courser are now before the Lapeer County Prosecutor for review and possible charges. However, no details of the investigation have been released and Lapeer County Prosecuting Attorney Tim Turkelson says he won’t comment until …

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The MYCA is coming to Northern Michigan & the Upper Peninsula.

The Michigan Youth Challenge Academy (MYCA) has its sights set on Northern Michigan and the Upper Peninsula. “Recruiting and Informational” events are scheduled at five northern National Guard Armories: Grayling, Gladstone, Baraga, Marquette, and Sault Ste. Marie. These events provide an MYCA outline and benefits presentation along with individual applicant …

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Stuffed Blue Goose Helps Raise Hunger Awareness

A Blue Goose is what the State Police call their patrol cars, and they’re stuffing it full of food donations. The Michigan State Police Calumet Post partnered with Econo foods for this event to raise hunger awareness and donate to local food pantries. Post Commander at the Michigan State Police …

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