The Logging Camps of Elkland Michigan
Author and local historian Mark Putman takes a journey back to the 1800s, an era of the land speculation, logging, and development of Elkland Michigan, and Cass City
2024 Michigan Elk Season – Hot Temps Stymie Early Hunters, Snow Saves the Day
Michigan’s 2024 elk hunting season experienced variable outcomes, with the first period suffering from high temperatures leading to lower success rates. In contrast, the December hunt benefitted from snow, boosting success to 75%. Overall, hunters harvested 180 elk, aiding population control and conservation efforts.
Michigan Attorney General Nessel Targets Deceptive Warranty Scams
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel has filed a lawsuit against Opulent Marketing for deceptive practices regarding vehicle service contracts. The suit alleges false advertising, misrepresentation, and misuse of funds, seeking restitution for consumers. Nessel aims to protect buyers from growing auto warranty scams.
Scholten’s Plan to Extend Michigan Biogas Tax Credit Gets Bipartisan Backing
Congresswoman Scholten and Congressman Valadao introduced the Agricultural Environmental Stewardship Act of 2025 to extend the Section 48 Investment Tax Credit for biogas producers until the end of 2025, aiming to boost clean energy projects, reduce greenhouse emissions, and support economic growth in rural areas.
Republicans Suddenly Care About the Environment? A Flare of Hypocrisy About Solar In Gaylord
Republican lawmakers in Michigan are criticized for opposing a solar project in Gaylord, highlighting hypocrisy given their history with fossil fuels. Detractors argue their concerns prioritize corporate interests over genuine environmental protection, while advocates emphasize the importance of renewable energy in combating climate change and fostering sustainability.
Michigan Senators Peters and Slotkin Call for Bipartisan Tax Reform to Protect Families
Michigan Senators Peters and Slotkin urge bipartisan tax reform to reduce the deficit, keep costs down, and support middle-class families amid expiring TCJA provisions. Michigan Leaders Push for Bipartisan Solutions Amid Tax Reform Debate WASHINGTON, D.C.— Gary Peters and Elissa Slotkin, …
Speaker Hall Unveils $3.1 Billion Michigan Roads Plan Without Tax Increases
House Speaker Matt Hall introduced a $3.1 billion annual infrastructure plan for Michigan, focusing on local roads and transparency without raising taxes. It reallocates corporate taxes and eliminates the gas sales tax, ensuring taxpayer value while addressing urgent infrastructure needs and maintaining government accountability.
Whitmer – Hydrogen, Battery Recycling, and Nano-Tech Jobs Head to Michigan: $55M Investment Creates 167 New Roles
Michigan is set to gain nearly $55 million in investments and create 167 high-paying jobs through four projects announced by Governor Whitmer. These initiatives focus on advanced manufacturing, hydrogen research, battery recycling, and automotive software, reinforcing Michigan’s leadership in clean energy and innovation.