Rare 1761 Map of Fort Detroit Aquired By The University of Michigan Library
Clements Library at the University of Michigan adds to their collection with this rare map of Fort Detroit. It offers a glimpse of what Detroit looked like in 1761.
The Indian Legend of a Lead Mine Near Caseville
In the early 1900s, news broke of a lead and zinc strike just six miles east of Caseville, tucked along the shoreline of Saginaw Bay. The story, first reported in the Detroit Free Press on December 8, 1907, sparked excitement across …
Whitmer – Partnership with Undue Medical Debt Relief Wipes Out $144M for 210,000 Michigan Residents
A new partnership between Governor Whitmer’s administration and Undue Medical Debt has eliminated $144 million in medical debt for nearly 210,000 low-income Michiganders.
A Brief History of the Old Log Cabin Restuarant – Sebewaing, Michigan
Small towns in Michigan evolve. Back in the 1900s, a small town provided all the services one needed, which was merely a horseback or buggy ride away. General stores, liveries, blacksmiths, hardware stores, hotels, and restaurants were all part of the …
Michigan Attractions – 20 Little-Known and Uniquely Weird Michigan Tourist Traps
Michigan is known for being full of many activities for tourists. We found some weird Michigan attractions that may raise eyebrows, they are weird in a good way.
If you plan or consider a trip to this state, researching things to do is essential. Here are 20 unique Michigan attractions you can visit on your next visit to the Great Lakes state.
U of M Study – AI Use Among Older Adults – 81% Want More Risk Information
A new University of Michigan poll finds most adults over 50 have used AI tools, but they’re skeptical of its trustworthiness—especially for health information.
Ted Nugent, Curly-Tailed Pigs, and Hog Farmer Lawsuit Sparks Controversy Over DNR Enforcement Powers
Michigan legislators are calling out the DNR and Attorney General’s Office for what they claim is political targeting of hog farmers under vague invasive species rules.
Local News Crisis: 40% of Michigan Newspapers Gone, Leaders Sound the Alarm
A major summit on July 22 in Detroit brings together Michigan’s media, academic, and civic leaders to address the collapse of local news outlets affecting over 40 counties.