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Russian AI Disinformation Targets Michigan Senate Candidate, Journalists Ahead Of Midterms

A Russian-linked disinformation operation targeting the 2026 midterms has reached Michigan, with U.S. Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed among those targeted. Researchers say the campaign is using fabricated news reports, manipulated videos and fake journalist content to influence American voters. WASNINGTON DC - A Russian-linked disinformation operation using fabricated news reports, manipulated videos and coordinated social-media

By |2026-10-04T13:02:10-04:00October 4th, 2026|Featured, Government/Politics, News, Politics, Politics/Government|
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30 Days To The Midterms: What Power Does Trump Actually Have Over The Election?

The Trump administration has sought Michigan voter records, ordered new federal mail-ballot procedures and deployed Justice Department election monitors in Michigan. Courts have blocked some of those actions while leaving other established federal powers intact. With the Nov. 3 midterm election one month away, here's what the president and federal government legally can — and

By |2026-10-03T10:13:32-04:00October 3rd, 2026|Featured, Government/Politics, News, Politics, Politics/Government|
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Michigan CRA Revokes 20 Marijuana Grow Licenses, Issues Record-Tying $2 Million Fine

CLARE — Michigan cannabis regulators have revoked 20 medical marijuana grower licenses and imposed a $2 million fine — tied for the largest penalty ever issued by the Cannabis Regulatory Agency — against a Clare company after investigators found packages identified as marijuana flower that contained no THC and instead resembled dirt and mulch. The

By |2026-09-30T10:02:20-04:00September 30th, 2026|Marijuana Business, News|
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Trump Escalates Canada Trade War — Michigan Auto Jobs, Suppliers Face Growing Risk

More than 1.2 million Michigan jobs are directly or indirectly tied to the state’s automotive and mobility industry. Now President Donald Trump’s escalating trade confrontation with Canada is creating new uncertainty for the deeply integrated Michigan-Ontario manufacturing economy — with auto industry leaders warning of supply-chain disruption, financial strain and risks to jobs. DETROIT —

By |2026-09-30T10:58:36-04:00September 30th, 2026|Economy, Featured, News|
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GM Adjusts Chevy Bolt Production — What Does Changing EV Demand Mean For Michigan?

DETROIT — General Motors is adjusting production of its affordable Chevrolet Bolt electric vehicle, another sign of a changing EV market that could have broader implications for Michigan jobs, automotive suppliers and billions of dollars invested in the state's transition to electric vehicles. GM told MITechNews that the Bolt production adjustments will not affect any

By |2026-09-29T14:33:30-04:00September 29th, 2026|Auto Tech, News|
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Ohio Congressman Backs Cannabis Insurance Bill as Industry Groups Endorse Federal Protections

The CLAIM Act would shield insurers serving state-legal marijuana businesses from certain federal penalties. Michigan and Ohio operators would still have to find insurers willing to cover them. LANSING — Nine insurance industry groups have endorsed a bipartisan bill that could make it easier for insurers to serve cannabis businesses in Michigan, Ohio and other

By |2026-09-29T10:49:25-04:00September 29th, 2026|Marijuana Business, News|
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Detroit Automakers Chase Defense Boom — Could It Create A New Wave Of Michigan Jobs?

Michigan’s auto industry could find a new source of jobs and investment in the global defense boom. As Ford and GM adapt commercial pickups for military use, Michigan’s vast network of auto suppliers could have an even bigger opportunity — building the electronics, components and technology that turn everyday trucks into battlefield vehicles. DETROIT —

By |2026-09-28T11:43:47-04:00September 28th, 2026|Auto Tech, News|
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Trump Fuel Economy Rollback Could Reshape Michigan Auto Jobs as Buyers Favor Hybrids and Gas Vehicles

Looser standards may help automakers build vehicles customers want now. The trade-offs include fuel bills, battery investments and climate pollution. WASHINGTON DC - President Donald Trump says he has approved a rollback of federal fuel economy standards, a move that could change the outlook for Michigan auto jobs at a time when buyers are showing

By |2026-09-27T12:09:23-04:00September 27th, 2026|Auto Tech, Government/Politics, News, Politics, Politics/Government|
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Trump–Xi Tariff Plan Could Benefit Michigan Farm Exports; Details Due Mond

Michigan’s food and agriculture system has a $125.8 billion annual economic impact and supports about 805,000 jobs. A U.S.–China proposal could lower tariffs on some exports, but officials have yet to identify the products covered. LANSING — Michigan farmers and food businesses could gain better access to China under a tariff proposal announced after President

By |2026-09-26T11:26:36-04:00September 26th, 2026|News|
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Michigan Cannabis Regulators Cite Tracking, Sales And Operating Violations In August Report

LANSING — Problems tracking marijuana through Michigan’s regulated supply chain topped the Cannabis Regulatory Agency’s latest list of disciplinary actions. The agency imposed fines in 21 enforcement cases dated August, citing violations involving sales, waste disposal, security, financial statements and required business disclosures. Metrc tracking was the most common category, appearing in 12 of the

By |2026-09-25T13:38:17-04:00September 25th, 2026|Government/Politics, Marijuana Business, News, Politics, Politics/Government|
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