Steve Carmody
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Jackson, MI, United States
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University of Michigan study finds teen drug use dropped significantly in the past year
One researcher suggests teens being stuck at home with their parents and unable to socialize with their friends during the pandemic could be a reason for the decline. → Read More
'Tis peak home fire season in Michigan
The state fire marshal has some tips for Michiganders celebrating the holidays. → Read More
Striking Kellogg workers reject tentative agreement, strike continues
Members of the Bakery, Confectionery, Tobacco Workers and Grain Millers International Union in four states, including Michigan, hit the picket line more than two months ago. → Read More
Michigan's firearm deer season begins Monday
A state wildlife official says hunters can expect hunting conditions to be as good or better than last year. → Read More
Federal judge approves $626 million settlement in Flint water crisis
A “remarkable achievement,” that’s how U.S. District Court Judge Judith Levy describes the roughly $626 million settlement in her 178 page opinion. → Read More
Michigan deer hunters may spend more time hunting for ammunition this month
Many are finding empty shelves as rising demand and production issues have created a supply problem. → Read More
The Flint City Council gets a fresh start Monday after years of internal strife
Six of the nine council members taking the oath of office Monday are new to the job. → Read More
Federal judge allows McLaren Flint Hospital to reduce contribution to Flint water crisis settlement
McLaren Flint Hospital originally committed $20 million to the settlement. That now drops to $5 million. → Read More
U of M study finds COVID-19 patients face expensive out-of-pocket hospital costs
COVID-19 patients could face thousands of dollars of costs not covered by insurance → Read More
Michigan business leaders urge Biden administration to put vaccine mandate on hold
The regulation would require businesses with 100 or more employees to get COVID vaccine or weekly tests. → Read More
Oakland County issues emergency health order requiring masks in schools, daycares
Oakland County is the latest county in Michigan to order mask wearing in schools. The county health division issued an emergency order Tuesday requiring → Read More
Admitted Whitmer kidnap plotter to be sentenced Wednesday
One of the men accused of plotting to kidnap Governor Gretchen Whitmer is scheduled to be sentenced Wednesday. 25 year old Ty Garbin is the only federal → Read More
Peters: US has 'moral obligation' to Afghan refugees
U.S. Senator Gary Peters (D-MI) says Michigan and other states should accept Afghan refugees. The Pentagon is evacuating thousands of Afghan refugees daily → Read More
Big Ten teams with COVID outbreaks will 'forfeit' games under new rule
Big Ten schools with a COVID-19 outbreak this fall might be sacked for a loss. COVID-19 remains an opponent on and off the playing field. But the Big Ten → Read More
Michigan AG will not pursue charges against state GOP leader, 'waste of taxpayer dollars'
The Michigan Attorney General's Office will not pursue criminal charges against the state Republican Party chairman over the use of party funds to convince → Read More
Angry parents and others rally against Genesee County school mask mandate
Hundreds of people turned out for a protest against Genesee County’s mask mandate for children in kindergarten through sixth grade. “You the parents should → Read More
U.S. residents can travel to Canada again, with caveats
Canada will allow some American travelers to cross the border starting Monday. There are a LOT of caveats. U.S. travelers must be fully vaccinated and → Read More
Shiawassee County Commission Board chairman resigns post amid hazard pay controversy
Shiawassee County residents vented their anger Sunday over the county board’s decision to give themselves COVID-19 hazard pay bonuses. More than 200 people → Read More
Carl Levin 'champion for truth and justice' dies at 87
Former U.S. Senator Carl Levin, a giant in Michigan politics, has died. He was 87. Levin represented Michigan longer in the U.S. Senate than anyone else. → Read More
Flint camp will include lessons on de-escalating violence
Like other Michigan cities, Flint has seen a sharp rise in violent crime this year. Organizers hope a month-long day-camp starting Monday will help quell → Read More