News & Fun in Michigan
The Michigan DNR urges anglers to report any caught marked splake during the fall fishing season on Lake Superior. This ongoing study, started in 2021 and running until 2030, assesses the splake’s behavior and movement. Reporting contributes valuable data to enhance fisheries management and improve nearshore fishing opportunities.
Michigan’s Department of Education has been nationally recognized for its innovative teacher preparation programs, including a requirement for 600 hours of clinical experience and financial stipends to remove barriers for aspiring teachers. These efforts aim to address teacher shortages, enhance educator quality, and ensure equitable access to qualified instructors, setting a national standard.
Showers and possible thunderstorms are expected this afternoon across Southeast Michigan, followed by a cool-down starting Wednesday. Showers and Isolated Thunderstorms in Southeast Michigan as Temperatures Drop Midweek DETROIT — Issued by the National Weather Service at 2:40 AM EDT on …
Central Michigan University has appointed Neil MacKinnon, Ph.D., as its 16th president, effective November 1, 2024. With over 25 years in higher education, he aims to enhance student success and institutional growth. His strategic vision and focus on collaboration align well with CMU’s mission and upcoming initiatives.
Central Michigan University (CMU) has been recognized in the top 10% of U.S. four-year colleges by U.S. News & World Report, appearing in seven categories for the 2025 rankings. Notable achievements include a high ranking in undergraduate engineering and recognition for social mobility efforts, emphasizing CMU’s commitment to education and community service.
Environmental groups are criticizing the EPA’s new ballast water rule, which exempts existing Lakers from treatment regulations. They warn this could allow invasive species to damage the Great Lakes ecosystem, affecting fisheries and local economies. Advocates call for stricter protections to prevent further ecological harm and ensure the lakes’ health.
Michigan has deployed its highly trained Michigan Task Force 1 (MI-TF1) to assist North Carolina amidst catastrophic flooding and landslides caused by Tropical Storm Helene. This mission involves water rescues and emergency response efforts, continuing Michigan’s strong track record of providing disaster assistance through the Emergency Management Assistance Compact (EMAC).
Caseville’s Palmer Motel in 1963 was being marketed as a good vacation spot to get away from the hectic rush of the modern world.
Today the building remains as a reminder of the rustic era of tourism in Caseville.
