News & Fun in Michigan
Clam Lake Beer Co in Cadillac, Michigan, is a standout gastropub known for its Michigan-sourced food and impressive beer selection. It offers a welcoming atmosphere, gourmet dishes like wood-fired pizzas, and friendly service, making it a must-visit destination.
Michigan State program supports solar and battery storage development, powering 800,000 Michigan households while enhancing local community services. EGLE’s Renewables Ready Communities Award Funds Second Round of Projects LANSING, MI—The Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy (EGLE) announced $4.04 …
Political tensions rise in Lansing as GOP members stage a walkout, accusing Democrats of failing to prioritize critical issues for Michigan residents. GOP Walkout Stalls Legislative Session Amid Policy Disputes LANSING, MI—Michigan Republicans, led by State Rep. Matt Hall, staged a …
Michigan’s hospitality industry faces potential collapse due to Democrats neglecting tipped wage protections, according to Republicans. A recent survey warns of mass layoffs and higher prices if current policies persist, as workers and small businesses depend on tipping.
Legislation requiring Michigan State Police to destroy all firearms collected through buybacks has passed the House along party lines, sparking heated debate. Gun Buyback Legislation Sparks Controversy The Michigan House of Representatives has approved House Bills 6144-6146, which mandate the destruction …
Stanley has recalled 2.6 million travel mugs due to lid failures causing burn hazards. Consumers should stop using affected models and request free replacement lids. The recall follows 91 reports of detachment-related injuries, prompting safety concerns about product quality.
Michigan’s historic mansions and estates offer visitors a glimpse into the past, showcasing unique architecture and rich stories. From grand Victorian homes to whimsical Mushroom Houses, these sites provide memorable experiences for history buffs and design enthusiasts alike.
Proposed Michigan legislation aims to change state park funding by including passport fees in vehicle registrations unless residents opt-out. While supporters seek increased revenue for parks, Northern Michigan lawmakers express concern over potential higher costs and conservation impacts.
