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Dave Boucher and Susan Selasky Detroit Free Press If a measure recently approved by every Republican in the Michigan Senate and supported by the state restaurant industry were currently law, it would almost assuredly require every eatery in Michigan to immediately cease indoor dining because of COVID-19.  This comes as Michigan remains the largest pandemic hot spot in the nation — with nearly every COVID-19 trend heading in a dangerous direction. The bill and pandemic surge still put Republicans and Gov. Gretchen Whitmer at odds, but seemingly on unfamiliar sides: Whitmer is de...

They keep trying, but lawmakers have been unable to limit Michigan health department’s authority Updated 3:37 PM; Today 3:37 PM Signs and stickers are set around the school to encourage mask wearing and proper social distancning ahead of the March 1 start date, seen here on Tuesday, Feb. 23, 2021 at McMonagle Elementary School in Mt. Morris Township. (Jake May | MLive.com)Jake May | MLive.com Facebook Share Republican legislators in the Michigan House and Senate have passed a number of bills that would limit the powers of state health authorities to issue wide-reaching epidemic orders, bu...

Last week’s steep drop in exports revealed the extent to which British businesses have been left to fend for themselves.

State Senator's resolution seeks to make Sandhill cranes a game species Standing 5 feet tall with 6 foot wingspans and unmistakable bright red heads, Sandhill cranes are often spotted in farm fields feeding on grains. Author: Jon Mills Updated: 6:41 PM EST March 5, 2021 MUSKEGON COUNTY, Mich. — Each spring and fall Sandhill cranes are easy to spot feeding on the massive crop fields at Muskegon County's wastewater property on Apple Ave. It's the annual migration that brings the cranes to Michigan, pausing before finishing their journey to southern states in th...

Two Michigan senators are looking for the state to allow wolf hunts this year.