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Sen. Jim Runestad has urged Gov. Gretchen Whitmer to raise Michigan flags to full-staff on Jan. 20 for Trump’s inauguration, conflicting with a nationwide tribute to the late Jimmy Carter. This request highlights deep political divides and has sparked mixed reactions amid ongoing debates about respect and partisanship.
A group of Michigan Red Cross volunteers is traveling to Southern California to support wildfire relief efforts. They will assist with emergency shelters and reunification services for affected families, demonstrating the organization’s mission and commitment to help both California and Michigan communities during disasters.
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, …
Michigan’s Attorney General Dana Nessel announced the arrest of four suspects connected to a large auto theft ring, involved in stealing hundreds of vehicles in Southeast Michigan. The arrests resulted from an extensive investigation, revealing a violent operation linked to various criminal activities. Additional arrests may follow.
President Biden signed 37 bills, including renaming federal facilities in Michigan to honor local heroes like Medal of Honor recipient Duane E. Dewey. The legislation, reflecting bipartisan support, addresses veterans’ issues, disability resources, and tourism, but critics urge attention to Michigan’s infrastructure and water safety concerns.
Lake Superior State University’s 2025 Banished Words List highlights overused terms like “cringe” and “game changer,” reflecting language evolution. This tradition sparks global interest, prompting discussions on communication’s impact and encouraging thoughtful language use while showcasing submissions from various countries, including Michigan.
Mary K. Ban, a 43-year-old from Caseville, died in a single-vehicle accident on M-25 in Lake Township early Wednesday morning. Preliminary investigations suggest her Jeep left the roadway and collided with trees. Authorities continue to investigate the crash while emphasizing rural road safety.
Three suspects are under investigation for scams and thefts at Family Dollar and Dollar General stores in northeast Michigan, believed to be part of a larger crime ring. The Michigan State Police are seeking information on the men and their getaway vehicle, a gray Chevrolet Equinox.
