The Legacy of Gillingham Fishing Docks in Caseville, Michigan
A vintage postcard reveals the once-booming fishing docks of Caseville. Learn how the Gillingham Fish Company helped shape the Thumb’s economy—and what remains today.
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Michigan’s Lakeside Inn Port Austin – Beloved Hotel, Speakeasy and Entertainment Venue That Ended in Flames
The Lakeside Inn in Port Austin, Michigan, served as a courthouse, Prohibition speakeasy, and big band hotspot before its fiery demise in 1967.
Huron County Christmas Donations: 10 Years of Generosity
Step into the heart of Huron County, where the Christmas spirit shines brighter each year. For a decade, anonymous donors have been the secret Santa for many, turning hardships into hope during the holiday season. Discover the incredible journey of generosity and the impact it has made in the lives of the Huron community.
Former Grand Rapids CEO Sentenced to Prison for $5.7 Million Fraud
Gifford “Chip” Cummings, Jr., former CEO of Red Oak Capital, was sentenced to 66 months in prison for wire fraud. He misused client funds, causing substantial losses and was ordered to pay over $5.75 million in restitution along with two years of supervised release.
Social Security Offices to Require Appointments Nationwide
In 2025, Social Security offices will shift to appointment-based services to enhance efficiency and customer experience, while still allowing walk-ins for urgent cases. The two-phase rollout aims to reduce wait times and improve online transaction usage, ensuring accessibility for all, especially vulnerable populations.
Michigan Organ Donors Get a Boost, Judges Get a Raise, and Homeowners Get Protection: Gretchen Whitmer’s Busy Day
Governor Gretchen Whitmer signed six bipartisan laws enhancing homeowner protections, public health, and addressing housing needs in Michigan. Key measures include tougher penalties for real estate fraud, a tax credit for organ donors, and requirements for local planning to consider housing. Additional laws improve judicial contributions and higher education collaboration.
Michigan AG Dana Nessel Backs Tougher Laws to Combat Data Breaches and Price Gouging
Michigan lawmakers are advancing legislation to enhance consumer protections against data breaches and price gouging during emergencies. Proposed bills would require timely reporting of data breaches and define price gouging, enabling legal actions against violators. Attorney General Dana Nessel supports these reforms to address rising cyberattacks and protect vulnerable consumers.
Beer, Arts, and Tuition: Kalamazoo Cracks Top 50 Places to Live
Kalamazoo, MI, has been ranked among the top 50 places to live in the United States for its vibrant arts scene, affordability, and community initiatives. The city’s diverse appeal ranges from students to retirees, bolstered by programs like the Kalamazoo Promise, affordable housing efforts, and a rich cultural environment, making it a desirable place to reside.
