News & Fun in Michigan
Michigan experienced record voter turnout in the 2024 presidential election, with over 5.7 million ballots cast, largely due to early and mail voting from Proposition 2022?2, enabling broader participation across demographics and counties.
On July 4, 1908, Port Hope, Michigan celebrated with a large crowd, including a brass band, revealing the town’s civic pride and life transition from lumber to agriculture.
VASSAR, Mich. — Two rare photographs from the early 20th century offer a glimpse into Vassar’s vibrant Fourth of July celebrations in 1909 and 1910. Captured on Huron Avenue, these images show the city during a period of rapid change, when …
WKAR Public Media lays off nine staff due to a CPB funding rescission, which impacts TV production, digital operations, and fundraising. Federal budget cuts exacerbate challenges for public broadcasters, threatening crucial services and community programs across Michigan.
Governor Whitmer warns that proposed Medicaid and SNAP cuts could devastate Michigan’s economy, leading to a $4.53 billion GDP decline and over 41,500 lost jobs, severely impacting local healthcare and businesses reliant on these programs.
Fireworks in Michigan’s Thumb Region will light up the skies from July 3 to 12, with events spanning five counties. Safety officials urge responsible use amid rising injury rates associated with consumer fireworks during the festivities.
Imlay City is a small Michigan town with a big story. Its history began in the 19th century, but the years 1900–1930 were when the town really came alive. In this era, local farms, businesses, and community events created the Imlay …
The MAGA Solar Act seeks to limit Michigan’s solar energy to 20%, prohibits panels from certain countries, enforces local control, and imposes requirements for shared solar installations, amidst concerns over hindering clean energy progress.
