News & Fun in Michigan
From 2000 to 2020, Michigan’s state-backed job programs severely underperformed, delivering only 9% of promised jobs. While billions in subsidies were allocated to businesses, many failed to create any positions, leading to skepticism about the effectiveness and accountability of these initiatives and their political motivations.
Three suspects are under investigation for scams and thefts at Family Dollar and Dollar General stores in northeast Michigan, believed to be part of a larger crime ring. The Michigan State Police are seeking information on the men and their getaway vehicle, a gray Chevrolet Equinox.
Michigan AG Nessel charges Lockhart Chemical executive with felonies in the Flint River oil spill case, highlighting corporate neglect and environmental concerns. Flint River Oil Spill Brings Felony Charges for Lockhart Executive Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel has filed multiple felony …
Thai red curry with chicken is a flavorful dish that balances spice, creaminess, and tanginess. This adaptable recipe, originating from Thailand, features red chilies and coconut milk, making it customizable with protein and vegetables. Ready in 30 minutes, it’s perfect for those seeking a delicious culinary adventure at home.
Fitzgerald Public Schools’ administrators, Superintendent Hollie Lyn Stange and Food Services Director Amanda Gail Carroll, were arraigned for DUI and marijuana possession near school grounds, raising community concerns. Both face multiple charges and bond conditions, with calls for accountability from parents and local residents amid ongoing legal proceedings.
Michigan’s new broadband subsidy program, aimed at rural areas, encounters scrutiny for high costs and inefficiencies, costing $3,329 per connection. Critics argue this approach, reminiscent of past infrastructure failures, diverts funds from truly underserved regions. Alternatives, like a voucher system, may offer better cost-effectiveness and flexibility.
Michigan State Police warn about a “brushing” scam where recipients receive unsolicited packages with QR codes that can compromise personal data. Scanning these codes may lead to identity theft or financial loss. Residents are advised to discard such items and avoid scanning unknown QR codes.
In 2024, Capital Region International Airport marked significant progress with Breeze Airways’ new nonstop flights, electric chargers for sustainable aviation, and the Spartan LANding Lounge for travelers. It also launched aviation programs for students and conducted safety training, reinforcing its commitment to community engagement and service.
