News & Fun in Michigan
A recent MIT Technology Review Insights and MEDC survey shows that 75% of U.S. businesses are considering relocation due to climate risks, with Michigan seen as a favorable climate haven. Michigan’s investment in climate resilience and robust infrastructure makes it attractive for companies like LuxWall, which prioritize sustainability and preparedness.
We found the flavorful world of Kentucky’s famous food! From the iconic Kentucky barbecue and Louisville-style chili to delectable Bourbon Balls and the classic Hot Brown, this culinary journey explores the rich, diverse food culture of the Bluegrass State. Whether you’re a seasoned foodie or a curious traveler, get ready to savor the unique tastes of Kentucky’s cuisine.
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel secured a decree mandating Domtar to clean PFAS-laden sludge at a Port Huron site, addressing public health concerns and facilitating statewide cleanup efforts through financial penalties and community transparency measures.
Huron County Beach Testing confirms all public swimming areas passed E. coli limits in Week 3 of the 2025 season, ensuring safe conditions across the region. Huron County Beach Testing Confirms Clean Water at All Locations BAD AXE — Issued by …
As the crisp air of early autumn settles over Bad Axe, Michigan, the town buzzes with anticipation for the 4th Annual Fall Frenzy. This vibrant celebration promises a full day of fun, food, and festivities for all ages. The Bad Axe …
Discover how Michigan AFFF Lawsuits are redefining the state’s environmental and legal realms. From water supply concerns to legal accountability, delve into the complexities and implications of these transformative lawsuits in Michigan.
Author and local historian Mark Putman takes a journey back to the 1800s, an era of the land speculation, logging, and development of Elkland Michigan, and Cass City
Governor Gretchen Whitmer has directed the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services to assess the impact of proposed $880 billion federal Medicaid cuts. The cuts could drastically affect Michigan’s health care services and economy, risking jobs and access to care.
