News & Fun in Michigan
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 …
Linkville, a small unincorporated village in Michigan, thrived between 1890 and 1930 as a farming community and key railroad stop. However, post office closures and improved transportation led to its decline, leaving St. Paul Lutheran Church as its enduring landmark.
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.
Michigan Tech leads a real-world connected vehicle research for energy-saving connected vehicle technology, with support from GM, DOE, and ACM partners. HOUGHTON, Mich. — Michigan Technological University is accelerating research on connected and autonomous vehicles (CAVs) through a $7 million federal …
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.
Huron County Sheriff confirms Port Crescent State Park incident marks latest in a string of dangerous lake conditions tied to storms and strong winds. Lake Huron claims another life amid severe water conditions HUME TOWNSHIP — Issued by the Huron County …
A University of Michigan study highlights that older couples’ drinking habits initially improve health but worsen over time, particularly affecting women in mismatched drinking patterns, urging couple-focused healthcare interventions.
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.
