Gov. Gretchen Whitmer

Gov. Whitmer has always been an easy target and when she visited the Better Made Chips plant in Detroit, people really took off in the comments section.

Michigan's Governor Gretchen Whitmer wants residents back to work. So much so, she's proposing that they receive a incentive bonus to encourage them to clock back in.

Today marks the first day of June and a new easing of some outdoor and indoor COVID-19 restrictions. Masks are slowly fading away and Gov. Whitmer announced on Sunday the new guidelines for masks and social gatherings.  “As Michiganders have stepped up to get vaccinated and the CDC has released new guidance on masks, we are adapting the MI Vacc to Normal challenge to keep up,” said Governor Gretch

Governor Gretchen Whitmer's administration has struck down the very rule she violated at a Lansing bar this weekend.

Governor Gretchen Whitmer came under some serious fire over the weekend after being caught violating the social distancing rules that she put in place! This is hilarious on so many levels. And now the governor and her team have issued an apology to the public...

Governor Gretchen Whitmer and seven others are receiving the Profiles in Courage award from the John F. Kenedy Library Foundation.

Gov.Whitmer has just proclaimed May 3rd through May 7th as Teacher Appreciation Week. I love anything that supports education, and I feel like it's not focused on enough. Our teachers play a critical role in our community development and sometimes we take them for granted...

Earlier today (Thursday), Governor Gretchen Whitmer discussed when she will finally lift the majority of restrictions that we've all endured over the past year or so. It's nice to finally get a little clarification but still seems like it's a ways off...

Governor Gretchen Whitmer donned a construction hat and vest to help Oakland County Road Commission workers fix the damn roads in Michigan.

As Michigan prepares for a fourth surge of coronavirus cases, health officials note a sharp increase in cases among children and teens in our state.

Governor Gretchen Whitmer is asking high schools to voluntarily go remote, cut youth sports, and wants Michiganders to avoid indoor dining.

Again, she's asking not ordering it.