News & Fun in Michigan
In the summer of 1919, a captured German submarine made headlines across the Great Lakes. UC-97 (often reported as U-97) had been surrendered at war’s end and was brought to the United States for a patriotic bond and recruiting drive. After …
A new VPC report reveals that hundreds of unused federal gun manufacturing licenses in Michigan pose potential public safety risks. Most license holders are not producing firearms, raising concerns about regulatory loopholes and home-based operations.
President Trump ordered federal funding cessation for NPR and PBS, alleging bias. NPR plans to legally contest this, highlighting the significant impact on local Michigan stations, which rely on CPB grants for essential services.
Pinnebog, Michigan, nestled in Huron County’s Thumb region, might seem like a quiet dot on the map today. But over a century ago, this village pulsed with the steady rhythm of rural life. A look back through vintage photographs and historical …
Eight former employees have filed a federal lawsuit against the University of Michigan for wrongful termination and blacklisting, claiming retaliation for participating in pro-Palestine activism while seeking to protect their free speech rights.
Applegate, Michigan, is a historic village in Sanilac County established in the late 1800s. It thrived on agriculture and trade, with key buildings like the depot and creamery reflecting its vibrant community, resilience, and enduring charm.
Akron, Michigan, once an industrial center, thrived in the early 20th century due to coal and railroads. A video showcases its vibrant community, industry, and spirit, highlighting its historical significance in Michigan’s growth.
Older adults are increasingly using AI tools like voice assistants and chatbots to enhance daily living. Classes teach them about these technologies, fostering independence and connection, but caution is needed regarding misinformation and scams.
