HIGHLIGHT: MICHIGAN

Detroit: Bowling alley owners across the state are sounding the alarm over how much longer their businesses can survive on- again, off- again pandemic restrictions that ban indoor dining and limit who can bowl. The restrictions are confusing and may result in more alleys going up for sale or out of business entirely, owners say. The Michigan Independent Bowling and Entertainment Centers Association said it hired the Kallman Legal Group to file a lawsuit in federal court on behalf of five members, accusing Gov. Gretchen Whitmer and health officials of “taking Plaintiffs’ businesses for a public use without just compensation.”

USA TODAY NETWORK A man sets up a makeshift lane at a rally at the Michigan Capitol demanding that the government let bowling centers reopen last August.