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Here is the latest county deer harvest totals ahead of archery season in Michigan.
DELTA AND DICKINSON COUNTIES, MI— The Michigan Department of Natural Resources is in talks to purchase. 60 miles of inactive rail line in the Upper Peninsula. The Parks and Recreation Division is in acquisition discussions with Escanaba & Lake Superior Railroad for land the DNR could potentially use as a trail network.
Here are five plants Michigan may add to the invasive species regulations list.
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel has issued a consumer alert urging homeowners considering solar panels to review the contract before signing.
A Tuscola County educator who is known for passing her passion for learning on to her students has been honored with an Excellence In Education award from the Michigan Lottery. The award winner, Melissa Findlay, is a Professions in Education Instructor at Tuscola Technology Center. The school is part of...
By most metrics, Michiganders have fared poorly under Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s policies. From the economy to education, the state has experienced significant declines in economic growth and education while seeing energy prices, gas taxes, and car insurance costs increase at higher rates than in neighboring states. Whitmer took office...
LAPEER, Mich—Michigan’s updated Cottage Food Law went into effect on March 24 of this year, increasing the gross income caps from $25,000 to $75,000 per household for most products. The updates came following the passing of House Bill 4122, which was signed by Governor Whitmer in December of 2025. It also allows for a seller’s income to adjust with inflation each year. One of the more notable features of the update was the creation of a voluntary registration system. Those who choose to register their business can pay a one-time registration fee of $50. This then allows them to use a registration number and their contact information, in place of their home address on the required labels on their products.
A single garlic clove can sit in frozen ground all winter and still split into a fat bulb of ten cloves by July. That cold is not a threat to the plant. It is the signal the clove needs before it can divide. I know how frustrating it can be...
MICHIGAN (WNDU) - Kids shouldn’t have to worry about where they’re going to live or whether the adults in their lives support them. That’s why our Wednesday’s Child segments aim to help children in foster care connect with new families. This week’s child is 10-year-old Chance,...
MLive’s Michigan high school football playoff simulator attempted to pick the winners of the 11-player district finals and 8-player regional finals by running each game 1,000 times.
In a letter to Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, the governor cited research that puts Michigan's tariff burden at $6,485 per household, the highest in the country.
Michigan launches new unemployment system, benefits to be paid weekly
Long before Michigan’s Billy Strings began making a splash, banjoist Béla Fleck stood out as one of music’s leading virtuoso phenoms — not only lighting up the bluegrass genre but bringing his unique banjo prowess to the world of jazz and beyond. Over the course of...
For Democrats taking on new responsibilities after this election, the message should be straightforward: You have the floor. Now it is up to you to act. Not every voter who supported you endorsed your entire platform. Some wanted a change in direction. Some wanted a check on power. Others simply wanted leaders to pay attention […]
Over the weekend, two cases of measles were reported in St. Jospeh County. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, this brings Michigan's measles case count to 27. 17 of the cases involve children ranging in age from an infant to 17 years old. Four people have died...
Michigan farmers and private landowners could see new opportunities to participate in wildlife conservation and public recreation following a $3 million federal investment to expand the state’s Hunting Access Program. The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has awarded the Michigan Department of Natural Resources (DNR) $3 million through its...
First snowflakes of the season expected in Southeast Michigan this week
You always hear about how the game was lost, and it was all the referee/officiating officials’ fault. The fans and losing team will cry and complain and blame the officials, but never blame the fact that their team fumbled three times, couldn’t make a basket, never got a shot on goal, or actually violated the rules. In today’s society just as it is in many daily occurrences, everything is always someone else’s fault. But that’s not true.
Moratorium on new data centers: Michigan governor-elect Jocelyn Benson is proposing a pause on new data center construction until the state establishes regulations to protect communities and natural resources. Community input required: Developers would have to hold public hearings before projects move forward, giving residents an opportunity to ask questions...
Utility companies and the Mackinac Center for Public Policy are both suing in federal court to stop a voter-approved ballot measure from curbing political giving by big state contractors.
