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Anthony Grigsby | June 8, 2026 Ai generated image. What you're seeing in agriculture today is not simply bad luck. Across America, farmers are facing rising costs, uncertain markets, labor shortages, extreme weather, and increasing financial pressure. While food continues to reach grocery store shelves, many farm families are struggling behind the scenes to keep their operations going. Farmers are being asked to do more with less. Fuel costs rise. Equipment costs rise. Insura
Anthony Grigsby
Jun 82 min read


Business Profile: Twin's Tire Service Center
WARREN, Michigan (DRCN)- For years, motorists across Warren and the surrounding communities have trusted Twin's Tire Service Center for one simple reason: they do the job right.

Frank A. Fiorello
Jun 83 min read


‘Irreparable Harm’: Judge Issues Permanent Injunction Against Wayne Disposal Radioactive Shipments
WAYNE COUNTY, Mich. — For nearly two years, residents, local governments, and environmental advocates across western Wayne County have been fighting one question: should radioactive waste from a Cold War-era federal cleanup project end up in a landfill sitting near neighborhoods, schools, and one of Southeast Michigan’s most important watersheds?

Tony Carbone
Jun 33 min read


Slotkin Pushes Bipartisan Effort to Block Chinese Connected Vehicles at Mackinac Policy Conference
MACKINAC ISLAND, MI — U.S. Senator Elissa Slotkin used the stage at the 2026 Mackinac Policy Conference to call for stronger federal action against Chinese-manufactured connected vehicles, warning they could pose both economic and national security risks to the United States.

Tony Carbone
May 282 min read


Black Magik The Infidel Reloads the Chamber with THE NEW Messiah & the 7 Bullets
There are artists who chase trends, and then there are artists who build their own wicked sanctuary and dare the rest of the world to step inside.
For more than a decade, Black Magik The Infidel has been one of those artists.

Frank A. Fiorello
May 285 min read


New Charges Filed Against Accused Macomb Serial Senior Fraudster
MACOMB COUNTY — Here’s the part that should bother people: this wasn’t some sophisticated financial crime cooked up online by hackers halfway around the world. According to prosecutors, it was a local contractor allegedly walking into the homes of elderly women, taking cash upfront, and never doing the work.

Tony Carbone
May 272 min read


LEMONADE LIBERATION: Michigan Lawmakers Move to Stop Bureaucratic Shakedowns of Kids’ Stands
ROGERS CITY, Mich.— By all appearances, Michigan has finally reached the point where a child with a folding table and a pitcher of lemonade is now considered a regulatory threat.

Tony Carbone
May 263 min read


The "Frosty" End Of An Era
The lights are going dark across Metro Detroit — one square burger at a time.
From Lake Orion to Ypsilanti, another round of Wendy’s locations has vanished from the landscape, leaving behind empty parking lots, faded drive-thru menus, and confused regulars wondering where the hell their late-night Baconator run went.
And this isn’t random.
This is corporate strategy.

Tony Carbone
May 122 min read


The Death of Police FOIA in Michigan
GRAND RAPIDS– The Michigan Court of Claims has firmly sealed the lid on transparency, casting a shadow over the public's right to know who is safeguarding their neighborhoods. This decision acts like a heavy, rusted cover, stifling the flow of information that citizens rely on to feel secure in their own communities.

Frank A. Fiorello
May 115 min read


Runae Moon’s “Into the Woods” Feels Like a Journey Through the Soul
Runae Moon’s latest single, Into the Woods, captivates listeners from the very first note, drawing them into an immersive experience that transcends the boundaries of a typical song. It unfolds like a shadowy realm, where the air is thick with emotion and the atmosphere is tinged with an eerie beauty.

Frank A. Fiorello
May 73 min read


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


OPINION: The Information Age Has Produced the Most Ignorant Electorate in History
It is a quiet Saturday morning. Across the country, millions of citizens are waking up to a world where the sum total of human knowledge is accessible via a glass rectangle in their palms. Every treaty, every economic report, every historical precedent, and every legislative line item is indexed and searchable.

Frank A. Fiorello
May 22 min read


The Atlantic’s Latest Trump-Pentagon Story Leans on Shadows, Not Proof
WASHINGTON D. C.—There’s a familiar formula in modern political media: take a highly divisive situation, sprinkle in anonymous sources, add

Frank A. Fiorello
Apr 282 min read


From Tyler Robinson to Cole Tomas Allen
There’s a certain kind of spell in the air these days—thick, electric, and just convincing enough to make otherwise rational people start se

Frank A. Fiorello
Apr 271 min read


The Death of Reason and the Rise of the Deep State
The Great American Machine is grinding its gears again, spitting out sparks of pure, unadulterated bile. We are caught in a permanent, high-

Frank A. Fiorello
Apr 262 min read


The Midnight Alarm at J. Edgar’s House
The high-wire act of Kash Patel has finally hit the heavy weather of the Atlantic, and the resulting thunderclap smells like stale gin and late-night panic.

Frank A. Fiorello
Apr 182 min read


Enough With the Finesse
DETROIT- The Detroit Red Wings have officially reached a decade of disappointment, missing the playoffs for the 10th straight season in 2025-26. This ties them for the longest active playoff drought in the NHL.

Frank A. Fiorello
Apr 182 min read


The Friend of the Court
Welcome to the Michigan Friend of the Court (FOC), an agency whose name is steeped in irony so thick it could be served on the rocks. If you’ve had even a fleeting encounter with this institution, you quickly realize that the FOC embodies the concept of “friendship” with all the warmth of a shark circling a hapless swimmer. This is not a place where camaraderie flourishes; rather, it operates with the cold efficiency of a bureaucratic machine, often leaving those who seek its

Frank A. Fiorello
Apr 107 min read
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