Niles protest seeking signatures to revoke property taxes in Michigan
By:
Ashleigh Provan
Posted: Aug 24, 2025 5:17 AM EDT
-
4:54
Linden Avenue Farmers Market making fresh, healthy food more...
-
2:14
Update on Tonight’s Severe Weather Threat
-
2:32
Bikin’ Brothers cycling group promotes safety as E-Bike popularity...
-
1:30
Morning showers ending soon, Severe weather still expected tonight
-
1:39
Storms arriving early this morning
-
5:08
Hammond in the hunt
-
1:24
Berrien Springs public school officials clarify questions about...
-
3:16
’Trackside Grand Station’ pulls into Elkhart
-
3:23
Construction underway at dangerous US 31/SR 10 intersection to...
-
2:14
Remains found in Elkhart missing woman case, prosecutor confirms
-
1:37
Warsaw Parks and Recreation hosts Wipe Out! event at Pike Lake...
-
1:48
Severe threat over, for now
NILES, Mich. -- A protest occurred at the intersection of Main and 11th street with protestors petitioning for property taxes to be revoked in Michigan.
Protestors say it is difficult for fixed and low-income families to afford property tax.
Veterans also have to be nearly 100% disabled to become exempt from property tax.
The group is seeking 600,000 signatures on the petition.
Sign up for the ABC 57 Newsletter