As I sit looking out the window at the falling snow, I am pleased that spring has arrived. I have seed catalogs in my lap and weeds with frozen roots in my flower beds. I tell myself, “You must be patient,” but patience is not a trait of mine. I am dreaming of daffodils and blooming tulips ...
Mother’s Day is fast approaching, and Michiganders are looking for the perfect gift to show their appreciation. The Better Business Bureau’ of Michigan reminds shoppers to use caution when shopping online, especially through social media. Scammers create fake websites and social media ...
As a state tax and budget nerd, I celebrate a few different holidays each year. I get giddy at Michigan’s twice-a-year Consensus Revenue Estimating Conference, and I regularly share “Happy New Year” texts with friends on Oct. 1 — the start of the new budget year. And just last week, I ...
Michigan health officials are encouraging parents during National Infant Immunization Week to make sure their children have all their vaccinations. That message takes on an added urgency this year with ongoing measles outbreaks nationwide, including Michigan, which reported new cases of the ...
Take two. Abdul El Sayed ran for governor in 2018, and he asked one of his opponents to drop out so that he had a better chance at defeating the front-runner named Gretchen Whitmer. Opponent Shri Thanader rejected the overture to step aside and instead asked El Sayed to take an early shower. ...
With April being National Financial Literacy Month, Michigan Treasurer Rachael Eubanks is calling on residents to check out the new Michigan.gov/MiMoneyMatters website for a free personal finance education program. The site provides access to free, on-demand learning tools, such as — — ...