News & Fun in Michigan
Governor Gretchen Whitmer leads a Michigan investment mission to Singapore and Japan, highlighting trade opportunities, advanced manufacturing, and local job growth.
The Kinde Polka Fest comes roaring back to the Upper Thumb with over 60 volunteers and a full slate of Polka entertainment over two days at the Friends of Kinde Palace.
The history of Ubly Michigan between 1900 and 1920 reflects a small town shaped by farming, railroads, schools, and parades. Rare photos capture daily life in the Thumb.
The Saginaw Trail is the oldest and most traveled route in the Indian trail system in Michigan. Starting from the Straits of Detroit to Saginaw. It was a trading route with many other trails leading off. Today the trail is denoted as a great American Roadway starting with Woodward Avenue in Detroit.
Michigan State University is featured in a new Big Ten ad campaign showcasing its $474 million research portfolio. The initiative emphasizes MSU’s role in health, agriculture, technology, and Michigan’s economy.
Michigan’s closely watched consumer sentiment survey fell 6% in August, with high prices and trade concerns weighing on household outlooks. University of Michigan Survey Finds First Decline in Four Months The University of Michigan’s Surveys of Consumers reported a notable decline …
Governor Whitmer has ordered a special election to fill the 35th Senate District seat left vacant by Kristen McDonald Rivet’s move to Congress. The election will impact Bay, Midland, and Saginaw counties in 2026.
Michigan’s new House budget plan has ignited backlash for slashing funds for parks, wildfire prevention, food safety, and public safety. Sen. John Cherry says residents deserve better.
