News & Fun in Michigan
An MSU report shows Michigan teacher pay is now 44th for starting salaries, with public opinion strongly favoring raises and more state funding to address shortages.
Exercise Northern Strike Michigan brings over 7,500 service members and international allies to Northern Michigan’s training centers for integrated, all-domain warfare drills—while contributing $38 million to the local economy.
Michigan’s natural beauty isn’t limited to its Great Lakes and lush forests—it extends underground to an array of hidden wonders: caves and caverns waiting to be explored. These natural and man-made marvels are perfect for adventurers seeking a different perspective on …
EAST LANSING, Mich. — Michigan State University researchers report that solar panels on farmland are helping California’s Central Valley producers cut irrigation, stabilize revenue, and—when owners finance projects—sometimes out-earn traditional crops. The findings arrive as Michigan evaluates how to site utility-scale …
Huron Co BBQ in Pigeon, Michigan is marking its third month with sopapilla cheesecake and three specialty smashburgers, available starting August 8 at regular pricing.
A new Mackinac Center report says Michigan’s net-zero climate plan could raise electricity costs by $386 billion, hike bills by 146%, and increase blackout risks.
Michigan AG Dana Nessel’s robocall crackdown targets 37 telecom providers accused of enabling illegal calls, aiming to block them from reaching state residents.
Michigan’s beautiful landscape of rolling hills, sparkling lakes, and thick forests inspired early 20th-century entrepreneurs to build scenic lookout towers to entice the new generation of automobile tourists. In the 1910s and 1920s, as motoring became popular, roadside observation towers sprang …
