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Tailgaters at one Big Ten game this Saturday can relieve themselves for a good cause. Researchers from Michigan and Michigan State will collect urine from those tailgating before the game in something called “The Piss Off.”. According to The Athletic, it’s coordinated by Michigan’s Nutrient-Energy-Water (N-E-W) Cycles Group....
LANSING, Mich. (FOX 2) - Snowplows are now classified as emergency vehicles after a resolution was approved by state officials. On Thursday, the State Transportation Commission (STC) approved a resolution recognizing state and local agency snowplows as emergency vehicles. The resolution would exempt snowplows from federal diesel emission regulations. "Michigan’s...
MARQUETTE, Mich. — Michigan is the nation’s leader in a federal forestry program that allows state officials to manage timber sales on national forest lands and reinvest the proceeds in reforestation and wildlife habitat improvements. Michigan’s timber revenue through the federal Good Neighbor Authority program was more than...
A bird feeder hanging low in your yard could once count as a wildlife violation across a big chunk of Michigan. The problem wasn’t the chickadees. It was the hoofed, big-eared visitors who wandered over at dusk and helped themselves. I’ll admit it, I’ve been tempted. A bucket of...
Traverse City was featured in the “U.S. ‘City’ Cities” category. See the clue and the answer.
Older adults who apply for Medicaid in North Carolina, Arizona and Michigan starting Jan. 1, 2027, will get coverage for only two months of bills from before the application, down from three. North Carolina’s Medicaid program says anyone who applies by Dec. 31, 2026, still gets up to three months of approved costs covered. For... The post Medicaid in Michigan, North Carolina and Arizona will pay only two months of past bills for applicants 65 and older starting Jan. 1, 2027, down from three months appeared first on The Financial Wire .
Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! Photo by Gantas Vaičiulėnas / pexels Deer hunting season in Michigan 2026-27 looks different from last year. The DNR eliminated the Limited Firearms Deer Zone, cut the December firearm and U.P. muzzleloader seasons to three days, and ended all deer seasons on January 1. If you hunt in the southern Lower Peninsula, you can now carry a rifle there. This article … This article, Michigan Has No Limited Firearms Deer Zone in 2026, So Rifles Are Now Legal Statewide , appeared first on Animal of Things . Discover more animal wonders – VISIT Animal of Things NOW AND FOLLOW US FOR FRESH UPDATES! Related Posts: • 5 Deer a Year: Florida’s 2026-27 Deer Season Dates by Zone • Rhode Island Deer Season 2026-27 Starts September 15 and Runs to January 31 • Drew a Wyoming Deer Tag? The Hunt Area Rule That Decides Your Season
HOUGHTON, MI - The season’s first snow fell across parts of the Upper Peninsula on Thursday, with flakes falling across the Keweenaw Peninsula and other northern parts of the region. The snow could continue into Friday. However, the ground is still so warm that the snow may not accumulate...
Thousands of deer were harvested during Michigan’s first hunting weekend of 2026.
No charges will be issued against Washtenaw County deputies in the shooting of Navy veteran John Jenuwine. The announcement was made late Thursday by Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel's office. The 34-year-old Jenuwine was shot and killed during a police chase in Ypsilanti on Jan. 6th. In her statement, Nessel...
In Midland County on Nov. 3, voters went against the grain of other areas across the country by sticking to the county’s Republican roots.
Guest Blogger November 7, 2026 0 Holidays , Michigan , travel Photo by Lisa Fotios Article courtesy of Priority Tire . With Thanksgiving opening the holiday travel season, Battle Creek is named the most dangerous area of Michigan to drive in winter, with an average of 3.36 road deaths per 100,000 residents every winter, the highest rate of any metropolitan area in the state. Ann Arbor is the safest area to drive during the winter, with an average of 1.55 deaths per 100,000 residents, less than half of Battle Creek’s rate. Thanksgiving drivers are being warned to take care, as 1,587 people died on the roads of the 15 metropolitan areas based in Michigan across the winters of 2014 to 2023, according to federal crash records from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. AAA forecast a record 81.8 million Americans would travel at least 50 miles from home over Thanksgiving last year, with at least 73 million going by car. As millions of Americans prepare to hit the road for Thanksgiving, new research has revealed the most dangerous areas of Michigan for drivers in winter, with Battle Creek found to be the most dangerous metropolitan area in the state. The
HAZEL PARK — One recent day, Matt Marinco filled a prescription for a patient's diabetes medication and lost nearly $133 on the transaction. The two-month supply cost the pharmacy $1,933.32, but insurance reimbursement totaled just $1,800.40. “Those losses are unsustainable,” said Marinco, pharmacist in charge at his family's Marinco Pharmacy, which has served Hazel Park for more than 80 years. Some pharmacists say the reimbursement issue has forced them out of business. Six independent pharmacies closed in Michigan in October, including four HomeTown Pharmacy locations and Fred's Pharmacies in Three Rivers and Vicksburg. HomeTown Pharmacy cited financial strain caused by pharmacy benefit managers' reimbursement practices as the main reason for the closure of an outlet near Muskegon and three in the Traverse City area. The closures are part of a broader trend. About 275 pharmacies closed statewide in 2024, including 91 independent outlets, according to the Michigan Pharmacists Association. Independent pharmacies across Michigan are facing mounting financial pressures, with owners saying PBM policies are making it increasingly difficult to stay afloat. Meanwhile, the PBM industry disputes that it is driving closures, saying pharmacies have ways to manage costs. At the same time, pharmacies are looking for ways to strengthen their
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Picture two Michiganians who lose their jobs on the same Friday. One is a machinist in Macomb County with a straightforward layoff. She wants to file her claim that night on her phone and get back to her job search. The other is a seasonal worker in rural Michigan who held three jobs last year, has no reliable internet at home and has a question no website can answer. RELATED: Michigan is updating its unemployment website. Here's what you need to know For years, Michigan’s unemployment system served them both the same way. They waited in the same queues, called the same phone lines and competed for the same limited staff time. The simple question took too long, and the hard one took longer. That is the problem we are setting out to solve. On Nov. 9, the Michigan Unemployment Insurance Agency (UIA) will launch MiUI, a modern benefits system that will replace the 14-year-old platform workers use today. Employers have used MiUI to pay taxes and file reports since February. The technology matters, but the bigger change is the philosophy behind it: let technology do what technology does best, so people can do what people do best. Software is
Macomb County man waits nearly a year cash out $500K Christmas scratch-off
Reported stop-sign challenge raises concerns as Michigan prepares for icy roads, lake-effect snow and early darkness.
Michigan regulators and a Livonia-based edibles maker have pulled a low-dose THC gummy off shelves after customers complained of unpleasant highs and stomach problems. The Naked Hippie Lucky Berry gummies, made by The Gummie Joint, were produced within the last year before the recall was announced Thursday. The Michigan Cannabis...
The Michigan Public Service Commission (MPSC) has granted Consumers Energy a final extension to negotiate a deal to sell 13 aging hydroelectric dams in West Michigan. This is the second extension given to Consumers Energy. The company has until Wednesday, Dec. 9 to reach a settlement. “If no settlement is...
KALAMAZOO, Mich. — News Channel 3 Football Fever continues coverage of the Michigan High School Athletic Association (MHSAA) playoffs as it enters its second round. Below are the scores for Friday night's games. Home teams are on the right. Teams bolded are the winners. Smells like team spirit! See...
