Ever wondered what the weather will be like in the coming months? Well, let's talk about Michigan! We're halfway through the winter outlook by NOAA, and so far, the weather has been a bit unpredictable. But don't worry, we've got some new projections for February, March, and April. Southeast Michigan is expected to have temperatures close to average, with more rain and snow than usual.

Now, let's shift gears to some important news in Michigan. The state's House of Representatives has just approved two bills. These bills aim to change things like tipped wages and paid sick leave before the Supreme Court makes any changes. If lawmakers don't act by February 21, there will be some big changes, like increasing the minimum wage to $15 by 2028.

In other news, a man from Livingston County has been charged with embezzling a large sum of money. Kirk Lanam, 52, is accused of taking money from an elderly man to benefit himself and his nonprofit. This is a serious crime, and it's important to stay informed about such incidents.

Ever thought about why Michigan has so many townships? Well, it turns out that most Michiganders live in townships. It's a unique aspect of the state's geography and history.

Michigan's Future Weather: A Quick Look Ahead

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