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Michigan State Police confirmed the safe recovery of 14-year-old Caidee Christine Yarbro after disappearing for several days. Public tips and law enforcement efforts were crucial in locating her.
Electric scooter rentals in Bay City will end May 16 as Bird restructures operations nationwide, despite strong local ridership for Bay City scooters. Bird’s Exit From Bay City Marks Shift in Urban Transportation Options Bay City, Michigan — Bird, the electric …
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 …
A new VPC report reveals that hundreds of unused federal gun manufacturing licenses in Michigan pose potential public safety risks. Most license holders are not producing firearms, raising concerns about regulatory loopholes and home-based operations.
President Trump ordered federal funding cessation for NPR and PBS, alleging bias. NPR plans to legally contest this, highlighting the significant impact on local Michigan stations, which rely on CPB grants for essential services.
The Michigan Public Power Agency has launched a 25MW solar power agreement in Calhoun County, benefiting 6,000 homes and advancing renewable energy targets. This initiative strengthens Michigan’s commitment to sustainable energy and ecosystem enhancement.
Michigan’s Drinking Water Week emphasizes infrastructure upgrades, water safety, and citizen responsibility. Governor Whitmer highlights ongoing efforts to ensure clean water amidst concerns like arsenic contamination in private wells and the importance of testing.
Michigan seniors are concerned about potential Social Security office closures in Saginaw after the GSA’s actions raised alarms. Congresswoman Rivet demands clarity, emphasizing the crucial role of the office for vulnerable residents in accessing benefits and services.
