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What's Trending in Mid-Michigan

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Michigan Food Costs, Bay County Library Shake-Up and Michigan State Basketball Highlight Today's News

Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer is asking the federal government to eliminate food tariffs, saying the added costs are putting an especially heavy burden on Michigan families. Whitmer is also asking the Trump administration to reimburse families for higher grocery bills. According to the National Taxpayers Union Foundation, Michigan households have faced an average tariff burden of more than $6,400 since January 2025. Grocery prices are up 2.4% this year.

 

Meanwhile, three members of a Bay County library board have stepped down following controversy over proposed changes to library operations. One proposal would reduce the library director's purchasing authority. The resignations came just one day after more than 200 residents packed the Worth Public Library on Monday to voice concerns about how the library system is being run.

 

In Washington, House Republicans have blocked an effort to impeach Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. Republican Congressman Thomas Massie proposed the impeachment in September, accusing Hegseth of violating the Constitution through his handling of the Iran War and other international conflicts. House Republicans rejected the effort.

Sports

The Detroit Red Wings fell to the St. Louis Blues, losing 3-2.

The latest College Football Playoff rankings are out, with Georgia moving into the number one spot. Miami, which held the top position last week, dropped after losing to Notre Dame. Alabama moved up to number three following its victory over LSU, while UCLA joined the top four. Notre Dame climbed to number five after its win over Miami.

In college basketball, Michigan State picked up a big win over Duke, beating the Blue Devils 79-73.

Mid-Michigan Weather

Cloudy skies are expected today, with a 50% chance of rain after 2 PM. High temperatures will reach around 51 degrees.

Tonight will remain cloudy, with another 50% chance of rain and a low around 40.

Thursday will be cloudy and windy, with a 50% chance of rain before 3 PM. High temperatures will reach around 43 degrees.

Friday looks cloudy and breezy, with a high near 40 degrees.