State of Michigan

Despite an ordinance that decriminalized public urination and defecation in Kalamazoo, the State of Michigan, could soon overturn that ordinance with a proposed House Bill.

"We came to the cabin for the weekend and saw a note posted that said the state of Michigan was interested in a tree growing close to the cabin. I thought it was a joke at first, but decided to call the number. It's amazing that our tree will travel to Lansing for the holidays."

The state of Michigan is urging residents of Benton Harbor to drink bottled water, due to elevated levels of lead found in the city's drinking water.

Monday was National Unclaimed Property Day, and the state of Michigan wants you to, in their own words, "take time out of (your) busy schedules to check if they have lost or abandoned property".

It's like a bad horror movie. Bottles and cans, stacked up, slowly filling a bin, a box, a room, before taking over....But with more folks staying at home, more drinking at home, then this is what happens with all the used bottles and cans.

Potentially the state would take a positive sewer sample report from a town and issue blanket restrictions on everyone there.

It appears some jobs numbers released by the state for July may indicated that Michigan's economy may be slowly returning to whatever "normal" is.

The State of Michigan has joined a bi-partisan effort urging Apple and Google to ensure that all contact tracing apps serve an actual "public health purpose.

According to a release from the state of Michigan, the "Michigan Unemployment Agency (UIA) has already provided an estimated 820,000 unemployed Michigan workers $1.37 billion in benefits. On Thursday, the U.S. Dept. of Labor released those numbers showing that 1,178,021 Michiganders have filed for unemployment since March 15, with 134,119 workers filing claims just last week...

For some it was a source of pride; for others, not so much. Michigan governor Gretchen Whitmer has vetoed the "Pure Michigan" promotional campaign, saying it is hard to tell if the $35 million dollar ad campaign is making any difference promoting tourism in the state.