Politics
Michigan Supreme Court Strikes Law To Make Petition Drives HarderAn effort by Republicans to make it harder to change Michigan law through petition drives was declared unconstitutional Monday by the state Supreme Court.
Minimum Wage, Voting Audit Ballot Drives Advance In MichiganOrganizers of 2022 ballot drives to raise Michigan's minimum wage and conduct another audit of the presidential election cleared a procedural step Wednesday when the state elections board approved summaries to appear atop their petitions.
Michigan House Cancels Voting For Week Due to COVID-19 CasesThe Michigan House of Representatives has canceled voting for the week because lawmakers and staff have COVID-19, are close contacts or are awaiting test results.
News
Sapphire Tenants: Heat and Hot Water Out For Two Weeks, Management Working On HVAC SystemComplaints about no heat and hot water at the Sapphire Apartments are continuing to mount following a story CW50 brought to you last Thursday.
Salvation Army Asking For Donations To Help Reach Red Kettle Campaign Goal By January 31The Salvation Army’s Red Kettle Christmas Campaign, which runs until Sunday, Jan. 31. With just days left in the fundraiser, The Salvation Army is significantly behind its $8.3 million goal. The organization asking for more people to donate so they can continue helping those in need.
Judge Increases Bond For Man Accused Of Shooting At Wayne County Deputies During ChaseAccording to the Wayne County Prosecutor's Office, the bond for 18-year-old Alex Hailey increased from $100,000 to $250,000 after prosecutors filed an emergency bond motion.
