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Congresswoman Hillary Scholten secures the release of $16 million in TSA funds for Gerald R. Ford Airport. The move prevents costly delays, protects over 50 jobs, and challenges federal disruptions caused by DOGE and a Trump executive order.
Unseasonably heavy precipitation and rising Great Lakes water levels mark a turning point in Michigan’s hydrological outlook this spring. Unstable Weather, Lake Rises Signal Shifting Climate Trends Residents and waterway stakeholders in Michigan and across the Great Lakes are watching closely …
After a severe storm in Alpena, 86% of power has been restored, yet 2,400 customers remain without service. The aftermath raises concerns about property damage responsibilities and the fragility of Michigan’s rural energy grid.
Michigan’s Attorney General warns residents to delete their 23andMe genealogy data due to the company’s bankruptcy and a recent data breach exposing users’ genetic information. Immediate action is advised to safeguard personal data amid growing concerns.
At 88, Peggy Dorman fulfilled her dream of cheerleading again, thanks to Stonegate Village’s Dream Big initiative. This heartwarming event brought joy to Peggy and the community, proving that dreams have no age limit and celebrating seniors’ vibrant lives.
Michigan’s PreK for All initiative has achieved record enrollment, benefiting families with an estimated $475 million in savings, allowing parents to work or study, while preparing children for kindergarten. Enrollment is open for 2025-26.
Michigan State Police troopers investigating a minor crash on I-75 were struck by a suspected drunk driver, leading to multiple injuries and an ongoing investigation. Michigan I-75 Crash Near M-46 Involves Multiple Vehicles and a State Trooper BUENA VISTA, Mich. – …
A tragic collision in Lake Huron involving the passenger ship City of Cleveland III and the Norwegian freighter Ravnefjeel resulted in three deaths, one missing, and numerous injuries. Fog and miscommunication are believed to have contributed to the incident’s severity.
Gun Lake Tribe plans to reopen the beloved fast food chain, starting with Wayland and Alpena. A Beloved Brand Returns to West Michigan Hot ‘n Now, a fast-food chain once synonymous with affordability and convenience, is making a comeback in West …
Lake Township updates its zoning laws to clarify restrictions on short-term rentals. Changes highlight a shift in the township’s stance on rental properties. Lake Township Enforces Ban on Short-Term Rentals CASEVILLE, Mich.—Lake Township Board of Trustees held its December 16, 2024, …
