News & Fun in Michigan
Driver hospitalized after attempting to avoid deer on rural road; alcohol and speed ruled out. Early Morning Rollover Sends Driver to Hospital FLYNN TOWNSHIP, Mich. – A 52-year-old Cheboygan man was transported to Marlette Regional Hospital early Wednesday morning, following a …
A collision at Sanilac and Germania roads leaves one injured; investigation confirms no alcohol or drug involvement. Driver Transported to McLaren Port Huron After Failing to Yield LAMOTTE TOWNSHIP, Mich. – A two-vehicle crash in Lamotte Township on October 22, 2024, …
The Weekly Fishing Report indicates peak fall fishing in Michigan, especially for walleye and yellow perch in the Southeast, and salmon in various rivers. Effective until November 6, the report highlights increasing fishing activity, encouraging anglers to take advantage of the autumn season before pausing for winter ice fishing updates.
Governor Whitmer announced the winner of the PitchMI competition, Civilized Cycles, which received a $100,000 award to enhance urban transportation. New programs, including “Changing Lanes” for displaced auto workers and the expanded Michigander Scholars Program, aim to transition workers into mobility sectors and retain tech talent in Michigan’s evolving industry.
A new study warns that in regions like Appalachia, flood risks are amplified by poverty and climate change denial. Researchers call for urgent action to avoid further disasters.
Buc-ee’s is a unique gas station experience known for its massive size, clean facilities, diverse food options, and engaging atmosphere. Popular in Texas and the Southeast, it has become a road trip destination, generating loyal fans. Michiganders are curious about the potential for Buc-ee’s expansion into their region.
ALDI is helping Michigan families with Thanksgiving grocery costs by rolling back prices to pre-inflation levels. This year, a complete meal for ten is available for under $47. Customers benefit from ALDI’s straightforward pricing model, which eliminates the need for discounts or loyalty programs. The company continues to expand its presence statewide amid ongoing inflation.
Detroit ranks 8th in the U.S. for rat infestations, joined by Grand Rapids and Flint. The presence of rats poses serious health risks and burdens communities economically and psychologically. Experts recommend early detection measures and community involvement in pest control efforts to combat these persistent infestations for healthier living environments.
