Pontiac, MI - County Executive David Coulter said the health monitoring and facial covering requirements are among the more visible policies instituted in all county buildings to help ensure the safety of county employees and visitors to county buildings.
Government & Political News
Southfield, MI - May 8, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- "We are thrilled that our governor has recognized our First Amendment rights that allow for freedom of religious worship," states Bishop Keith Butler, pastor of Word of Faith Church in Southfield, Michigan. "We appreciate Governor Whitmer acknowledging that churches are essential and can operate safely within the recommended CDC guidelines and as such, allowing us to open."
Lansing, MI - With an expected fire risk rating of “high” to “very high” across much of Michigan for the next few days, the Department of Natural Resources advises everyone to take precautions to prevent accidental fires.
Southfield, MI - May 7, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- On Wednesday, May 6, Michigan pastors and churches filed a legal action seeking to restore constitutional governance and the Rule of Law. (NOTE: An update was issued late May 7th and is included at the bottom of this article.)
Lansing, MI - A partnership between state government, Meijer and the Food Bank Council of Michigan will help feed a growing number of residents turning to food banks during the COVID-19 crisis.
Lansing, MI - State officials are urging Michiganders to be proactive if they’re struggling to pay their utility bills by reaching out to their energy providers and seeking financial assistance if they’ve lost a job or their income has dropped amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Lansing, MI - The Michigan Court of Claims has sided with Gov. Gretchen Whitmer and denied a motion for preliminary injunction holding that the current Stay Home, Stay Safe executive order, and earlier versions of it, did not infringe upon the constitutional rights of Michigan residents, Attorney General Dana Nessel announced Wednesday, April 29, 2020.
Lansing, MI - Restrooms at five additional Michigan Welcome Centers will be closed from Saturday, April 25, through Sunday, May 10, as the result of the layoff of Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) employees who clean and sanitize those facilities.
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