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If there is one thing many Michigan residents can agree on, it’s huge problems surrounding the Michigan Unemployment Insurance Agency. The agency has been plagued with problems going back to before the COVID-19 shutdowns.

Yesterday’s local municipal elections were completed without any notable glitches. Results for the three primary issues facing Calhoun County voters were released by the County Elections office shortly after the polls closed.

More than 2,900 speeding tickets were issued to combat the alarming rise of speeding and fatal crashes in Michigan.

Just when you thought that the pandemic was finally coming to a close and everything was just starting to get back to normal, business are beginning to ask patrons to wear masks yet again.

Only one Michigan Republican member of Congress is failing to sign a court brief in a key abortion rights case before the US Supreme Court. All indications are that 6th District Congressman Fred Upton who serves SW Michigan won’t be signing the court brief.

The COVID-19 control efforts are again about as confusing as can be. The result is a mix of control efforts and a lot of public administrators sitting on the fence not knowing for sure what to do.

The culprit of course is the COVID-19 virus. Or looking at it another way, Calhoun County Health Officer Eric Pessel is indirectly blaming people who are not yet vaccinated against the virus.

Consumers Energy is celebrating equality, having recently been named one of America’s top companies for women.

Where is Jimmy Hoffa? It is one of the most enduring and notorious mysteries. One woman claims her family has the answer.

The Skelton brothers have been missing since Thanksgiving Day 2010 and their father, the man responsible for their disappearance, may soon be free.