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Sheriff’s deputies apprehend suspect following slow-speed chase and water standoff; psychiatric review pending. Felony Charges Follow Strange Water Standoff in Bay Port BAY PORT, Mich. — A 43-year-old Bay Port resident is facing multiple charges after a property damage complaint escalated …
Rep. BeGole urges lawmakers to secure funding for aging pipes, nitrification towers, and water treatment systems. Statewide Water Reinvestment Required to Prevent Owosso Crisis LANSING—On June?25, 2025, State Rep. Brian BeGole told the House Appropriations Subcommittee that Owosso and nearby townships …
Mich. AG Nessel fights to stop climate DOJ climate lawsuit against Big Oil—says feds jump the gun. Detroit legal showdown over pre-emptive DOJ lawsuit targets state climate plans Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel moved on June 20 to dismiss a federal …
Gas prices in Michigan surged over 20 cents last week, the highest increase nationwide, largely due to market reactions to U.S. military actions and instability in the Middle East, impacting global oil prices significantly.
Michigan joins lawsuit defense of NPR and PBS amid federal public media funding cuts executive order, citing critical access issues in rural and tribal communities. State Attorneys General Push Back Against Executive Order Targeting Public Media LANSING — Michigan Attorney General …
Michigan lawmakers are considering Senate bills to establish a regulatory framework for carbon capture and storage (CCS). This initiative seeks to enhance local oversight, boost economic investments, and utilize Michigan’s geological advantages for effective carbon storage.
Ferris State football ranks No. 1 in the 2025 NCAA DII preseason poll after claiming three national titles in four years. The team aims for an 11th consecutive playoff appearance, opening the season against Pittsburg State.
Frankenmuth, once a modest working-class settlement, transformed over time. Rare photographs from 1900-1940 highlight its mills, hotels, and general stores, reflecting a community-based economy prior to the tourism boom that defined its later identity.
