News & Fun in Michigan
Port Austin officials face community backlash over proposed zoning changes restricting trailer, tent, and short-term rental usage. Village President Murawski invites public input, clarifying proposals aim to update regulations, not eliminate camping, amid concerns about property rights and tourism impact.
Winter is receding in the upper Great Lakes, leading to changes in weather and lake activities. Current ice coverage reports show varying percentages across the lakes, with a consolidated coverage of 6.08%. Daily updates will continue.
Delta unveils a bold new 2025 trading card collection celebrating its 100th anniversary with pilots handing out over 5 million cards starting March 25. Centennial-themed trading card collection debuts with 10 aircraft featured Delta Air Lines, marking its 100th year in …
Michigan may soon be at the forefront of nuclear innovation thanks to bipartisan legislation supporting small modular reactor development. Michigan Energy Policy Takes a Leap Toward Nuclear Innovation State Rep. Jamie Thompson is leading a bipartisan push to bring small modular …
A proposed Michigan bill to ban commercial fishing in Saginaw Bay by 2027 faces strong backlash from local fishers concerned about the industry’s collapse. Critics argue the legislation lacks input from affected parties and threatens their livelihoods.
Michigan’s Attorney General warns residents to delete their 23andMe genealogy data due to the company’s bankruptcy and a recent data breach exposing users’ genetic information. Immediate action is advised to safeguard personal data amid growing concerns.
Residents of Port Austin are opposing proposed ordinances restricting private use of tents, trailers, and motor homes. Concerns include infringement on property rights, negative effects on tourism, and a potential burden on lower-income families ahead of the council meeting.
Michigan senators press federal officials to protect legal aid for migrant children facing immigration courts alone—citing moral and legal obligations. Michigan Lawmakers Warn of Humanitarian and Legal Crisis if Contract is Canceled As a March 29 decision deadline looms, Michigan state …
