Small Modular Nuclear Reactors Could Spark Big Change in Michigan Energy Future
Michigan may soon be at the forefront of nuclear innovation thanks to bipartisan legislation supporting small modular reactor development. Michigan
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Democrat bill to ban Saginaw Bay commercial fishing risks empty plates, struggling restaurants
A proposed Michigan bill to ban commercial fishing in Saginaw Bay by 2027 faces strong backlash from local fishers concerned about the industry’s collapse. Critics argue the legislation lacks input from affected parties and threatens their livelihoods.
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Michigan Attorney General Warns 23andMe Genealogy Users Amid Company’s Bankruptcy
Michigan’s Attorney General warns residents to delete their 23andMe genealogy data due to the company’s bankruptcy and a recent data breach exposing users’ genetic information. Immediate action is advised to safeguard personal data amid growing concerns.
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Proposed Port Austin zoning ordinance sparks fierce public outcry over tent, camper ban from residents and tourists
Residents of Port Austin are opposing proposed ordinances restricting private use of tents, trailers, and motor homes. Concerns include infringement on property rights, negative effects on tourism, and a potential burden on lower-income families ahead of the council meeting.
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Unaccompanied Children Legal Aid: Michigan Senators Warn of ‘Cruelty’ as Trump Budget Deadline Nears
Michigan senators press federal officials to protect legal aid for migrant children facing immigration courts alone—citing moral and legal obligations.
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This $4 Beer Could Help Save a 100-Million-Year-Old Dinosaur Fish—Here’s How
Saugatuck Brewing Company partners with Michigan DNR to launch Lake Street Light lager, supporting lake sturgeon conservation. The initiative aims to raise awareness and funds for preserving this ancient fish species in Michigan waterways.
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Consumers Energy Rate Hike Approval Slams Customers With Higher Bills
Michigan regulators approved a $154 million utility rate hike for Consumers Energy, increasing residential electric bills by 2.8%. Critics argue this frequent rate increase burdens consumers, amidst broader economic pressures and high energy costs throughout the state.
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Smith-Culhane House – The Stunning Port Austin Victorian Home From 1871
The Smith-Culhane House, a historic 150-year-old Victorian home in Port Austin, Michigan, reflects the region’s lumber boom heritage. Once a family residence, it now serves as a private home after its revival into a Bed and Breakfast, preserving local history and architecture.
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