Christopher Brown, former Shiawassee County assistant prosecutor has been charged with one count of operating under the influence of alcohol and two counts of firearm possession by a person under the influence, after arriving to court drunk. These charges are misdemeanors, punishable by up to 93 … [Read more...] about Former Assistant Prosecutor of Shiawassee County Charged with Drunk Driving and Firearm Possession
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Explosion In Flint Heard and Felt Cities Away
Local community as far South of Flint as Grand Blanc heard and felt the explosion of a Flint home yesterday. Multiple homes caught fire, and at least two were damaged. As of now, authorities are still trying to determine the cause of the explosion, as well as the number of people … [Read more...] about Explosion In Flint Heard and Felt Cities Away
Those Vaccinated for COVID-19 Are Able to Enjoy Mask-free Holidays with Family
According to Fauci, you are free to enjoy the holidays with your family with no mask on if you are fully vaccinated. Currently COVID-19 hospitalizations are high, as well as death rates. However, if you are fully vaccinated, your risk is low. Enjoy the holidays with your family, without … [Read more...] about Those Vaccinated for COVID-19 Are Able to Enjoy Mask-free Holidays with Family
The Recent Surge of COVID-19 Cases Has Mid Michigan Urgent Cares Overwhelmed.
Michigan hospitals are reaching full capacity as case counts are the highest they’ve been in months. With the normal volume having been approximately 100 cases per day at a local urgent care, and now being 120-130, the local medical facilities are seeing approximately 16 patients per hour. The … [Read more...] about The Recent Surge of COVID-19 Cases Has Mid Michigan Urgent Cares Overwhelmed.
Whitmer Sides with the Police and Signs a $32 Million Dollar Grant
Whitmer just signed a grant supporting the recruitment, training, and retention of Michigan Police officers. This comes with the hope that this will help reduce the amount of crime happening around the state and help Michiganders feel safe. This article is a summary. Read the original here. … [Read more...] about Whitmer Sides with the Police and Signs a $32 Million Dollar Grant
Writing on the Wall for Tax Surveillance Policy
With the record spending on entitlement programs and the further expansion of the welfare state, elected officials are trying to come up with ways to garnishing more money out of taxpayers. In response, officials have dreamed up the policy of monitoring financial institutions, such as banks and … [Read more...] about Writing on the Wall for Tax Surveillance Policy
Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh Dies at Age 99
The longest-serving consort of Britain has passed away. The morning on the 9th of April the world received a sorrowful remark from the British royal family stating that the queen's husband Prince Philip the Duke of Edinburgh has peacefully passed away at Windsor Castle. This was quite sad news for … [Read more...] about Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh Dies at Age 99
Death and Taxes
Two things in life are certain: death and taxes, but have you ever considered the impact your death has on the taxability of your assets? Depending on how you are saving, you could potentially be passing a tax burden onto your heirs. There are three different ways accounts are treated for tax … [Read more...] about Death and Taxes
Statewide Tornado Drill Scheduled for March 24
Severe Weather Awareness Week is March 21-27 LANSING, MICH. With Governor Gretchen Whitmer proclaiming March 21-27 as Michigan’s Severe Weather Awareness Week, the Michigan State Police, Emergency Management and Homeland Security Division (MSP/EMHSD) is encouraging residents to participate in a … [Read more...] about Statewide Tornado Drill Scheduled for March 24