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Both students and staff in kindergarten up to the sixth grade of schools in Genesee county are now required to wear masks upon their return to class for the fall, despite the previous ruling of it being optional, the current county ruling makes this mandatory. This article is a summary. Read the … [Read more...] about Genesee County Mandates Facemasks for Kindergarten through 6th Grade

Before classes start, high school sports are reclaiming a sense of normalcy without any COVID-19 restrictions. Practices began for many teams on Monday without mask mandates, weekly testing or crowd size limitations. "We're definitely happy to be getting things back to normal around here," said … [Read more...] about High School sports resume restriction free from COVID-19

Recently all students, faculty, and staff of the University of Michigan and Michigan State were given mandatory Vaccination requirements to attend the fall semester. There is a lot of mixed reactions behind this requirement, and Both the universities are only allowing limited exemptions for medical … [Read more...] about Students Share Mixed Reactions with the New Vaccine mandates issued by Universities

A large trail of carnage was left behind by severe thunderstorms that ravaged through the Mid Michigan area on Saturday, Consumers energy reported that almost 6,000 of their customers have reported a power outage and are still out of power. This article is a summary. Read the original here. Photo … [Read more...] about Severe Weather in Mid Michigan leaves behind a trail of Storm Damage, Floods and Power Outages

Governer Gretchen vetoed house bill 4434, which would have stopped the additional jobless pay immediately and brought the scarcity of workers down. However, there will now be more requirements to claim the benefits such as proving that the individuals receiving the benefits are actually applying for … [Read more...] about Gretchen Vetoes the Bill that would have ended the $300 Federal Unemployment Benefit early

Davison MI- The Davison Board of Education is fighting back to the government mask mandates and critical race theory; abolishing both--in the same week. In a packed board meeting with no seats available, Davison Schools Trustee Matt Smith announced on July 14th that he brought up CRT in the … [Read more...] about Davison School Board Eliminates Masks and CRT in same week

Gov. Gretchen Whitmer announced today that the Chevy Commons in flint will be turned into Michigan's newest state park, with a historical $26.2 million investment, hoping to potentially open an amphitheater and a canoe/kayak launch along with other recreational areas and facilities. Plans for the … [Read more...] about Michigan announces their newest state park in Flint

Auditor General Doug Ringler will lead a comprehensive study to fulfill the request of House Oversight Committee Chairman Steven Johnson. Johnson is a republican lawmaker who is among many to question if there is an under count in nursing home deaths. He has also criticized Democratic Gov. … [Read more...] about Michigan auditor will review Covid-19 nursing home death count

A man working for the company that performed the Breckenridge Firework show in Gratiot lost his leg from the knee down on July 4th. The accident was caused by a 12 inch mortar firework (12 inches in diameter), which is not as common as the 8-inch mortar typically used by professionals. Medical … [Read more...] about Gratiot County man partially dismembered during firework show