News & Fun in Michigan
State Rep. Alicia St. Germaine pushes to brand her hometown as the heart of Michigan’s $12 billion boating economy. Bold Move to Brand Boating Culture in Michigan State Rep. Alicia St. Germaine (R-Harrison Township) introduced House Bill 4010 on May 20 …
Cold weather and varied rainfall have caused Great Lakes water levels to drop, particularly Lake Michigan-Huron, which is 8 inches lower than last year. Most lakes remain below average, impacting shipping and shoreline operations.
Former Unionville fire chief Nicholas Sakon was charged with felony embezzlement after misusing over $5,000 from the department’s nonprofit funds, raising concerns about oversight in small-town organizations.
In the late 1800s, Elkton, Michigan, emerged as a frontier village, thriving on agriculture and the railroad. Post-fire in 1930, the community rebuilt its school, showcasing resilience. Elkton symbolizes small-town life shaped by farming, local businesses, and social events.
Michigan DNR officers and local law enforcement worked together on a Lake Huron rescue of two stranded boaters, ending a dangerous situation without injuries. The two Ann Arbor residents safely returned to shore after rough weather stranded them off Point Au …
Detroit Paranormal Expeditions announced new paranormal investigation dates throughout October at Bruce Mansion in Brown City, Michigan.
Governor Whitmer criticizes congressional cuts to Medicaid and SNAP, warning they will harm vulnerable Michiganders, exacerbate food insecurity, and call for bipartisan support for essential services and local economies.
Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson opposes legislative subpoenas for sensitive election training materials, citing security risks. The committee’s contempt vote sparked controversy, while discussions for mediation have been proposed, emphasizing the need to safeguard electoral integrity amid heightened scrutiny.
