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.
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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.
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Scattered rain showers are set to affect southern Michigan this weekend, with cooler temperatures expected next week. Southeast Michigan Faces
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The Michigan Department of Natural Resources is launching the ‘Michigan the Beautiful’ campaign to conserve 30% of the state’s lands and waters by 2030. Through public webinars and an online survey, residents are invited to share their conservation priorities, addressing climate change and biodiversity loss while fostering community engagement and collaboration.
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Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson announced new initiatives in Detroit to enhance voter confidence ahead of the General Election. Key measures include a $5 million grant for election security, a nonpartisan voter information texting service, and a revamped Election Fact Center to combat misinformation.
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The ACLU of Michigan, Education Law Center, and White & Case LLP have settled a federal class action lawsuit to improve special education for Flint children affected by the water crisis, establishing a $9.69 million fund. While the agreement aims to address systemic issues, concerns remain about whether the funds will be sufficient long-term.
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It’s the Fall Festival that is becoming a stand-out. If you’re looking for a spellbinding experience to kick off the
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Minnesota-based company cites economic challenges and changing consumer habits as reasons for shutting down. MARSHALL, Minn. — Yelloh, a pioneer
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