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Michigan is suing the energy department over their "emergency order" keeping the J.H. Campbell coal plant online. There's clearly no emergency, and Consumers Energy has had to spend an additional $180 million so far to keep the plant online when they really want to shut it down. Oral arguments were heard on Friday.

As much as I love Detroit, this is why I can never see myself work in the auto industry. One minute you have a job making good money. The next minute you're out of a job for...reasons.

Also a side note, CNBC needs to update their stock imagery since GM isn't in the RenCen anymore.

Great news for Pistons fans. With the demise of Fanduel Sports, people were waiting on the Pistons to come up with a new local TV deal. Glad to see their regular season games will be FREE with a TV antenna for anyone who doesn't want to pay for cable or streaming.

El-Sayed at 27%, Stevens at 18%, McMorrow at 17%, remaining 38% are undecided.

Attorney Matthew Wilk, the guy leading the Not SMART Wayne opposition group to the potential SMART bus expansion, has filed a lawsuit against the Wayne County Transit Authority. He alleges that the meeting for the ballot language was done in secret. He wants a judge to declare that the Wayne County Transit Authority violated Michigan's open meetings law when it approved language for a countywide millage that would subsidize SMART bus services, and for the judge to invalidate any actions the authority took during the March meeting.

A lot of this article pertains to DTE fighting Ann Arbor's efforts to take over their local power grid.

Trump's DOJ doesn't understand that in Michigan, elections are administered by the city or township, not by the county.

Friday at 7:00 on Prime Video again.