Governor Gretchen Whitmer

The state of Michigan to offer $5 million as well as thousands in scholarships as an incentive for residents to get vaccinated against COVID-19.

President Joe Biden is going to be in Michigan this weekend during the kickoff of one of the biggest festivals in the state. The White House announced that Biden would be visiting Traverse City on Saturday as part of his America's Back Together Tour...

Government entities not harmed at all during Covid Pandemic get relief, private businesses harmed due to Whitmer's executive orders do not.

Michigan’s larger family owned farms and the state’s big commercial agricultural spreads won’t be spared from this week’s relaxation of virus orders by Governor Gretchen Whitmer.

Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer says as of midnight she’s pulling back most of her unilateral COVID-19 control measures. The state’s residents and businesses have endured nearly a year and a half of mask orders and severe limits on personal activity and mobility.

Michigan State Senator Ken Horn is proposing a series of bills to address the critical issues. Not the least of which is an estimated better than $1 billion that was sent out by the agency to fraudulent claimants.

The idea being reviewed is to take that federal funding intended for unemployment assistance and turn it around and offer that additional $300 weekly to people who have been unemployed but agree to return to work.

West Michigan Republican State Representative Luke Meerman says it’s time Michigan dumps federal extended unemployment benefits. Meerman says the idea of paying people an extra $300 a week for unemployment is a major factor behind many refusing to go back to work.

The debate over the Whitmer administration in Lansing forcing COVID-19 patients into nursing and long-term care facilities is nearing a boiling point. More information is coming to light that points to the state underreporting the number of elderly residents whose deaths are connected to COVID-19 following that order from Governor Gretchen Whitmer.

No matter how you live your life, what you believe, what you think, how you talk, and how you interact with other people – the Whitmer Administration’s position is you are inherently biased.