Liberia accepts first group of U.S. deportees from other countries
Liberia received about 20 migrants deported from the United States on Thursday, including people from Latin America, U.S. officials said.
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American2Day
News and opinion for Michigan, Eaton County, and the Mulliken area
American2Day
News and opinion for Michigan, Eaton County, and the Mulliken area
Author: A2D News Desk
Proposal could remove protections from Michigan’s roadless national forests
A U.S. Forest Service proposal could allow road construction and logging in about 16,000 acres of currently protected roadless land
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Restitution ordered for family of Charlotte store clerk killed in 1986
The Eaton County Prosecutor’s Office secured restitution for the family of John Hubbard, who was beaten to death in 1986
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Ballot drive targeting utility political spending faces court and legislative tests
A Michigan ballot proposal that would bar regulated gas and electric utilities from making political contributions is facing a legal
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Second suspected homicide under investigation at Ionia prison this year
A death at Bellamy Creek Correctional Facility in Ionia is being investigated as a suspected homicide, the second such investigation
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Why black squirrels thrive across Michigan
More than half of Michigan’s squirrels are reportedly black, a trait that has made the animals common across the state
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Study finds higher minimum wages reduced work and earnings for poorest workers
A new working paper by two academic economists found that higher minimum wages reduced employment retention, hours and earnings among
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Michigan State prepares to welcome more than 50,000 students
Michigan State University is preparing for move-in week, with students expected to return to campus in East Lansing by next
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Lansing adopts ordinance transitioning city boards to ward structure
The Lansing City Council adopted Ordinance 1361, amending the city’s code to transition existing boards and commissions to the ward
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Appeals court split puts age-based mail voting rules before Supreme Court
A federal appeals court has struck down a South Carolina law that allowed voters over 65 to vote by mail
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