22 Greatest Michigan Hoaxes And Urban Legends of the Past 100 Years
Looking back at some of the tall tales and news of the past, Michigan is rich in its ability to make up some of the greatest urban legends, hoaxes, and scams in the United States.
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Deer Baiting Ban Under Fire as Michigan Lawmaker Proposes Repeal
Rep. Wortz proposes House Bill 4445 to lift Michigan’s deer baiting ban, citing overpopulation and crop damage concerns. Critics warn about potential disease spread and the undermining of science-based wildlife regulations.
Michigan Right to Repair Bill Aims to Empower Farmers, Cut Costs
Michigan farmers may soon have the right to fix their own equipment, thanks to Sen. Sue Shink’s Right to Repair bill aimed at reducing costly delays. Michigan Farmers Push for Right to Repair Amid Mounting Costs – Michigan Right to Repair …
Michigan Clean Energy – Whitmer Opens A Bold, AI-Driven Bet on Recycling Success in Grand Rapids
Michigan launches Woodchuck’s AI-driven biomass facility in Grand Rapids, setting a national standard for clean energy innovation, diverting waste from landfills, and creating jobs while enhancing sustainability and resilience against climate issues.
Rose Island Resort – A Delightful Bay Shore Playground Near Sebewaing 1915-1930
Rose Island, a popular Michigan resort since the early 20th century, thrived with amenities like boating, dancing, and picnics. Owned initially by the Durkees and later the Peters Brothers, it became a vibrant community hub before declining.
Sanilac County Meth Bust Leads to Two Arrests, More Expected
Two men held after Sanilac meth arrests during a investigation in Elmer Township as Sanilac County Drug Task Force continues crackdown on local drug distribution. Methamphetamine Seizure in Sanilac County Sparks Ongoing Investigation The Sanilac County Drug Task Force announced the …
Whitmer Warns Federal Medicaid Cuts Threaten Health Care for 700,000 Michiganders – State Braces for Largest Reduction in History
Proposed Medicaid cuts may cost Michigan $2 billion annually, threatening coverage for over 700,000 residents, job loss, rural hospital stability, and increased health disparities. Governor Whitmer warns these unprecedented cuts could severely impact vulnerable populations statewide.
Lapeer’s Corey Rosser Named Michigan Teacher of the Year, Championing Alternative Education
Corey Rosser, a social studies teacher at Quest High School, has been named Michigan Teacher of the Year for 2025-26, highlighting the importance of alternative education and teacher advocacy in Michigan’s educational landscape.