News & Fun in Michigan
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.
Google’s initiative aims to train 100,000 electricians and 30,000 apprentices to modernize America’s energy workforce, addressing labor shortages and supporting AI infrastructure development and advanced digital capabilities.
The Michigan Public Power Agency has launched a 25MW solar power agreement in Calhoun County, benefiting 6,000 homes and advancing renewable energy targets. This initiative strengthens Michigan’s commitment to sustainable energy and ecosystem enhancement.
Michigan’s Drinking Water Week emphasizes infrastructure upgrades, water safety, and citizen responsibility. Governor Whitmer highlights ongoing efforts to ensure clean water amidst concerns like arsenic contamination in private wells and the importance of testing.
Michigan’s Secretary of State responds to legislative subpoenas with a major document release, underscoring ongoing clashes over election transparency. In a move aimed at calming ongoing political tensions, the Michigan Department of State (MDOS) has posted 1,900 additional pages of election …
The Hires Condensed Milk Company, established in 1917, processed milk until Nestlé’s 1922 acquisition. After closure in 1953, the site transitioned through various uses, finally undergoing remediation to support new businesses and create 32 jobs, enhancing Cass City’s economy.
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers outlines a new timeline for the Line 5 Tunnel Project, setting key dates for public participation and environmental review. Army Corps Sets Tentative Timeline for Line 5 Tunnel Project Review The U.S. Army Corps of …
