The regular season has officially come to a close, and for the 288 teams whose names were called on Selection Sunday, all the focus now is on the playoffs and getting to the state championship game.
The Detroit Lions four game winning streak came to an abrupt end on Sunday, October 22nd, as the team fell to the Baltimore Ravens 38-6.
Michigan lawmakers are set to consider a new Voting Rights Act for the state by next week.
The Michigan Legislature is weighing bills to increase the state’s energy efficiency standards as part of a broad clean energy and climate package.
For high school teams across the state, the last week of regular season football is upon us before selection Sunday on October 22nd, and teams are all jockeying for playoff seeding or spots in the final field of 288 teams.
The Lions took their show on the road on Sunday, defeating the Tampa Bay Buccaneers 20-6 as the team’s strong start continues.
The Michigan Legislature is poised to pass one of the most comprehensive clean energy initiatives in the country, requiring 100 percent of electric power to come from carbon-free sources by 2035.
A draft permit for waste water from DTE Energy’s Fermi 2 Power Plant is open for public comment until October 21.
Across the state of Michigan, gas prices have fallen over the last month and are down eights cents to $3.55 a gallon. In both Macomb and St. Clair County gas prices are largely in line with the state average.
Michigan high school football remains in action as teams are well into the latter half of the season with only two games remaining.
Michiganders have even more election access through pilot programs that allow early voting in some local communities.
With a 42-24 rout over the visiting Carolina Panthers, the Detroit Lions got off to their best start since 2011, moving to 4-1 on the season.