Morning 4 is a quick roundup of stories we think you should know about to start your day. So, let’s get to the news.
Taking your boat out this weekend? Here’s what you need to know about Michigan’s boating laws
There is a reason that Michigan is among the leaders in the nation for registered boats.
With four of the five great lakes surrounding us, 10,000 inland lakes and ponds, and a 35,000 mile web of rivers, streams, and wetlands, it is important to know the rules of the water road.
Meet Michigan’s 10 invasive insects
Michigan has 10 insects on its invasive species list.
Many of these insects threaten trees and plants across the state.
If you believe you have found one of these invasive insects, you can report it through the Midwest Invasive Species Information Network. Just click here and search for the insect.
Signature fraud, rule violations lead to removal of candidates from Michigan ballot
The Michigan Bureau of Elections has made a significant move, removing eight United States House candidates and one United States Senate candidate from the ballot, which could potentially reshape the political landscape.
The issues range from signature fraud to an inability to follow basic rules. Republicans Josh Saul and JD Wilson were removed from Michigan’s 1st Congressional District, and Republican Nikki Snyder was removed from the 8th Congressional District.
Driver charged with smashing cars, nearly hitting man outside Shelby Township restaurant
A man was arrested after police say he intentionally rammed into cars at a restaurant parking lot in Shelby Township.
It happened late Wednesday (May 22) night at Johnny Black’s Taphouse on Schoenherr Road. Video shows a truck smashing into several parked cars, nearly hitting a man who jumped out of the way just in time.