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Grocery Prices Don’t Care About Headlines
Step into any grocery store across Michigan, and you'll likely hear a common refrain echoed in various tones: “Why are prices still so high?” This question is entirely justified. While inflation reports may have softened and gas prices fluctuate, politicians assure the public that the situation is “stabilizing.”

Frank A. Fiorello
May 54 min read


The Fiscal Tug-Of-War
In 2011, Michigan's government decided to change the rules of the game, catching many off guard as they suddenly slapped taxes on retirement income—pensions, IRAs, and 401(k)s—like a surprise bill for a meal that had already been paid for.

Frank A. Fiorello
May 45 min read


Eastpointe Mandates Pet Microchipping
Eastpointe, Michigan — The Eastpointe City Council has approved a new ordinance requiring all resident cats and dogs over four months old to

Frank A. Fiorello
May 42 min read


Warren City Council Authorizes Legal Action Against Mayor Stone Over Commission Appointments
WARREN, MI — In the city of Warren, Michigan, tensions between the executive and legislative branches have escalated to a dramatic crescendo. On April 28, the Warren City Council, united in purpose, cast a unanimous vote to initiate legal action against Mayor Lori Stone.

Frank A. Fiorello
May 24 min read


The Taxman Cometh
DETROIT- Your home suddenly skyrockets in value, as if it just won the jackpot—10% increase, or perhaps even more—and then the state graciously bestows upon you a 2.7% cap for 2026, as if it’s some kind of prestigious award. “Well done, superstar! Just ignore the fact that the rest of the market is leaving you in the dust.”

Frank A. Fiorello
Apr 286 min read


Former House Speaker Tom Leonard Withdraws from Michigan Governor’s Race, Citing "Increasingly Negative" Tone
LANSING, MI — On Thursday morning, former Michigan House Speaker Tom Leonard made the decision to officially withdraw from the Republican primary race for governor. This announcement came just one day ahead of the state's April 24 deadline for candidates to remove their names from the ballot for the upcoming August election. Leonard's exit from the race raises questions about the dynamics within the Republican Party in Michigan and the potential impact on the primary landscap

DRCN News Desk
Apr 233 min read


DOJ Demands Full Recall of Wayne County 2024 Ballots, Escalating Federal Oversight
LANSING — In a bold and unprecedented move, the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) has demanded the immediate surrender of all paper ballots and election records from the November 2024 election in Wayne County, Michigan.

Frank A. Fiorello
Apr 193 min read


The Great Michigan Power Grab
RICHMOND TOWNSHIP, MI — A sense of unease envelops the farming community when the sleek, high-priced SUVs—designed to eliminate blind spots—begin to patrol the perimeters of their land. It’s an unsettling aroma, reminiscent of underhanded negotiations cloaked in secrecy.

Frank A. Fiorello
Apr 45 min read
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