Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 2nd of April.
Good morning, Southfield.
Michigan's fishing season began April 1—residents aged 17 and older must have a license to fish—and licenses for the 2025–26 season are available online and in stores until March 31, 2026; the state will also host a free fishing weekend on June 7-8 when no license is needed.
Michigan taxpayers must file their 2024 income tax returns by April 15 and may request an extension until Oct.
15 if extra time is needed—using e-filing with direct deposit will speed up refunds as 2.1 million state returns have already been processed with $1.61 billion in refunds issued. Taxpayers can check their refund status online for updates.
Travelers in Michigan will need a Real ID-compliant identification to fly domestically or access certain federal facilities after May 7—Michiganders must visit a Secretary of State office with a current license or appropriate documents, and update fees apply if done outside renewal periods.
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