News & Fun in Michigan
Proposed federal cuts to Michigan’s universal school meal program threaten access for thousands of vulnerable students, particularly those in economically disadvantaged districts. Experts warn that reduced meal availability could negatively impact educational achievements and exacerbate food insecurity for struggling families.
In the heart of Michigan’s Thumb, the small village of Ubly once housed one of the state’s most unusual drinking establishments—Cash’s Bar. These two vintage photo postcards from the 1940s give us a rare glimpse into a one-of-a-kind tavern that doubled …
The Ten Cent Horse Barn Museum in Ubly, Michigan, faces closure due to declining community support and maintenance issues. Managed by the last remaining historical society member, the museum symbolizes a lost rural chapter, highlighting broader challenges faced by small heritage sites.
Michigan will experience mild weather today, but rain and potential thunderstorms are forecast for Friday, with widespread precipitation expected. Cooler temperatures are anticipated this weekend, leading to clearer skies by Saturday and Sunday, despite below-average temperatures.
Michigan’s House Oversight Committee subpoenaed Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson for election training materials due to transparency issues. The request follows concerns over election law changes and lack of communication, highlighting ongoing political tensions surrounding election integrity in the state.
The Barry-Eaton Health Department warns the public of a potential measles alert due to exposure linked to two mid-April dining locations, as a case investigation is underway. Measles Alert Exposure Warning in Michigan Prompts Call for Public Action LANSING, MI – …
House Bill 4342, introduced by Rep. James DeSana, aims to prohibit Michigan municipalities from adopting sanctuary policies that limit cooperation with federal immigration enforcement. The bill includes potential funding penalties for noncompliance, stirring significant debate over local autonomy and public safety.
After March’s brutal ice storm, Rep. Cam Cavitt proposes a one-year reprieve from school day requirements to ease burdens on hard-hit communities. Snow Day Forgiveness Bill Offers Relief for Storm-Impacted School Districts LANSING, MI – State Rep. Cam Cavitt (R-Cheboygan) has …
