News & Fun in Michigan
Huron County residents in Michigan will participate in a May Day protest on May 1, 2025, advocating for civil, labor, and voting rights. This rally reflects broader concerns over inequality, voting access, and public investment in healthcare and education.
A man from Macomb County won Michigan Lottery’s first $6 million prize in the $6,000,000 Wealth game, purchasing the ticket at Najors Liquor & Deli. He plans to vacation and save his winnings after opting for a lump-sum payout.
Michigan Congressman Shri Thanedar accuses Donald Trump of “clear and present danger” to democracy. Trump Impeachment Articles Spark National Debate Led by Michigan Representative In a bold political move with national implications, Congressman Shri Thanedar (MI-13) introduced articles of impeachment against …
Port Sanilac, Michigan, once a hub for commercial fishing from the late 19th to mid-20th century, transitioned to recreational fishing by the 1970s due to overfishing and regulatory changes. The town now celebrates its fishing heritage through local museums.
DOE-backed initiatives highlight Michigan’s leadership in next-generation wind energy research, manufacturing, and environmental protection. Michigan Wind Energy Projects 2025 Drive Innovation and Sustainability Michigan is playing a growing role in America’s renewable energy push. According to the Department of Energy’s Wind …
Pure Michigan’s 2025 “Keep It Fresh” campaign promotes slow travel this spring and summer, highlighting cities, trails, and culinary experiences. A $14 million budget supports advertising across various platforms, encouraging deeper connections and experiences throughout the state’s vibrant offerings.
Michigan’s COVID-19 lockdown aftermath saw business owners Marlena Hackney and Karl Manke testify about alleged political targeting by AG Dana Nessel’s office. They claimed aggressive legal actions were taken against them for defying unconstitutional orders, raising concerns over selective enforcement.
A bipartisan bill led by Senator Gary Peters aims to qualify Michigan small businesses for federal disaster loans due to mild winters affecting winter tourism. It addresses severe economic losses and promotes adaptability amid climate change challenges.
