Small Business Association of Michigan discusses economic and policy updates in May briefing
The Small Business Association of Michigan provided an update on key economic indicators affecting local businesses during its May briefing. Topics included labor market shifts, rising healthcare costs, political developments, and upcoming state budget decisions.
MDOT seeking public comment on proposed M-28 safety improvements in Au Train
The Michigan Department of Transportation is requesting public feedback on planned safety upgrades for M-28 at Au Train Forest Lake Road in Alger County. The proposal includes adding a center turn lane and improving drainage while maintaining traffic flow during…
Cities located in Livingston County saw an FDA inspection of 1 company in Q1
There was one company in a city associated with Livingston County that received an FDA inspection in the first quarter of 2026, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.
MDOT updates I-75/M-32 diverging diamond interchange project page and schedule
The Michigan Department of Transportation has updated its website with new details about an upcoming $54 million project at Gaylord’s I-75/M-32 interchange. Construction begins this fall with phased work planned through 2029. The project aims to improve safety by replacing…
FDA inspects M-36 Coffee Roasters, LLC in Whitmore Lake on Jan. 29
The Food and Drug Administration conducted an inspection at M-36 Coffee Roasters, LLC in Whitmore Lake on Jan. 29 to review food composition, standards, labeling, econ, and foodborne biological hazards, according to the FDA’s website.
FDA issues citation to M-36 Coffee Roasters, LLC in Whitmore Lake following Jan. 29 inspection
The FDA inspected M-36 Coffee Roasters, LLC in Whitmore Lake on Jan. 29, reviewing food standards, labeling, and biological hazard controls, and issued a single citation, FDA records indicate.
Upcoming youth running events in Washtenaw County for week ending May 15
Youth running event is scheduled to take place in Washtenaw County during the week ending May 15, offering an opportunity for children to stay active, compete, and participate in community activities.
Wearable technology in workplaces raises compliance and privacy considerations for employers
Employers are adopting wearable technology like smartwatches at work but face new legal challenges around privacy, pay tracking, disability accommodations, and labor rights. Experts urge careful policy design so innovation does not conflict with employee protections.
Cheapest premium gas in cities across Washtenaw County in week ending May 2
The lowest price of premium gas in cities throughout Washtenaw County was found at a single gas station in the week ending May 2, according to customer reports submitted to GasBuddy.
Road races for adults in Washtenaw County for the week: May 9-15
One running event is scheduled to take place in the Washtenaw County during the week ending May 15, offering an opportunity for adults to compete, stay active, and take part in organized races.
Cheapest E85 gas in cities across Washtenaw County in week ending May 2
The cheapest reported price for a gallon of E85 gas in Washtenaw County came in at $2.94 during the week ending May 2.
M-129 bridge project north of M-80 in Chippewa County starts May 18
The Michigan Department of Transportation will start a $1.5 million bridge replacement project on M-129 over Fletcher Creek in Chippewa County beginning May 18. The project aims to improve road safety with new infrastructure and will involve traffic detours until…
Drivers in Washtenaw County see lowest E15 gas at $2.94 in week ending May 2
The cheapest reported price for a gallon of E15 gas in Washtenaw County came in at $2.94 during the week ending May 2.
EGLE awards 20 grants to conduct stream cleanups and monitoring
The Michigan Department of Environment awarded nearly $100K across 20 grants for stream cleanup projects statewide. Local governments will use these funds for trash removal as well as volunteer-based water quality monitoring efforts.
Small Business Association of Michigan outlines how PEOs protect small businesses
The Small Business Association of Michigan explains how Professional Employer Organizations (PEOs) help protect small businesses through shared responsibilities. The association highlights benefits like reduced risk exposure, improved compliance support, and enhanced employee retention.
Consumers, retailers urged to discard products from Dancing Goat Creamery
The Michigan Department of Agriculture is warning against consuming certain Dancing Goat Creamery products due to possible allergens and unsanitary conditions found during an inspection. Consumers are advised to discard affected items produced before May 4. No illnesses have been…
Open house offers up-close look at aerial geological survey
An open house at Brooks Field Airport in Marshall on May 19 invites residents to learn about an ongoing aerial groundwater survey across Southwest Michigan. The event features demonstrations by researchers from state agencies conducting flights over sixteen counties this…
Fifth annual MI Trades Partnership Career Fair set for May 13 in Detroit
The fifth annual MI Trades Partnership Career Fair will take place on May 13 in Detroit. Job seekers can meet hiring employers from various industries both in person or virtually. Organizers say this event helps connect Michiganders with high-demand career…
EGLE staff recognized for work protecting Michigan’s environment and public health
The Michigan Department of Environment recognizes over 1,600 staff during Public Service Recognition Week. Director Phil Roos praised their dedication in protecting air, land, water—and more—for Michiganders.
M-46 to close for utility work May 11-15 in Saginaw County
M-46 in Saginaw County will close for utility work from May 11 to May 15. The Michigan Department of Transportation announced traffic detours for driver safety during this period.