laws

They want you to remember that it's the law in GR to stop for pedestrians.

Only 14 states "legally" allow lemonade stands.

If the new Bill is passed, the limit would go from .08 to .05%

Drivers who fail to follow the new law could be subject to a $400 fine.

The new law will officially take effect in mid-February and is meant to keep first responders and other roadside workers safe.

I had a southerner in a northern state moment the other day. There are a few things we do differently.

Ugh.

In Michigan alone, distracted driving accounted for 12,788 crashes in 2016. Police hope to bring that number down drastically.

The guy in charge says that hundreds more will be shut down in the next few weeks.

It's no longer an "if you're feeling nice" thing, it's a law you have to stop.

Heads up! Starting today, February 6th, 2018, you now HAVE to stop for pedestrians in crosswalks in Grand Rapids.

Virginia could soon make it illegal for you to tether your dog outside if it's too cold or hot. Should Michigan also look at adopting this law?