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One Detroit market has been feeding the city since 1891, and it now covers six whole blocks. Six blocks of fruit, vegetables, and flowers. I can’t think of a better reason to skip the usual grocery run. That’s only one stop on this list. Another Michigan spot has run...
Some Michigan kitchens still fold pierogi the slow way, by hand, just like a Polish grandmother would. Michigan has deep Polish roots, from Hamtramck to Bay City, and a handful of family restaurants keep those old recipes on the menu without fancy twists. These seven spots serve stuffed cabbage, kielbasa,...
ST. JOSEPH COUNTY, Mich. (News 10) - Two more measles cases have been confirmed in southern Michigan, according to the Branch-Hillsdale-St. Joseph Community Health Agency. The agency said two St. Joseph County residents are infected. Officials identified two public areas where people could have been exposed to measles:. The emergency...
(FOX 2) - Michigan's public land has grown by 10,000 more acres after acquiring a plot of wild forests and wetlands at the top of its Upper Peninsula. Keweenaw Point State Lands is found on the northern edge of the peninsula, next to the Fort Wilkins Historic State Park. Previously...
Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! Antifreeze poisoning liability laws in Michigan sit across several different areas of law, and no single statute covers every situation. A cat that licks a puddle under a neighbor’s car, a dog that drinks from a leaking container in a shared garage, and a pet deliberately fed coolant all lead to very different legal questions. … This article, Antifreeze Poisoning Liability Laws in Michigan: Who Is Responsible When a Pet Is Poisoned , appeared first on Animal of Things . Discover more animal wonders – VISIT Animal of Things NOW AND FOLLOW US FOR FRESH UPDATES! Related Posts: • Kosher Slaughter Laws in Illinois: What Shechita Rules Actually Require • Selling Taxidermy in Alaska: The Legal Rules Every Seller Must Know • Emergency Cold Weather Shelter Laws for Pets in New Hampshire: What RSA 644:8 Requires
Historic wildfire smoke redefining Michigan summers. Two weeks ago, in mid-July at the height of summer, the first sign for many people across Northern Michigan was not something they could see—it was something they could smell. A heavy, unmistakable campfire odor hung in the air, despite the absence of...
As the dust settles on the 2026 blue wave tsunami of a national election, the predictable wave of political analysis and backslapping has begun. Pundits and the political class will spend weeks dissecting voter shifts, messaging strategies and polling margins. Here in Michigan and across the country, an important story of this election isn’t just […]
Welcome to the Michigan high school football playoffs! It's a great time of year! For those who have been around here on game nights, you know what to find here. For those of you who haven’t, you’ll find in-game scores for football teams all across northern Michigan, mid-Michigan and the Upper Peninsula. Along with the live scoreboard and finals, you’ll find links to coverage and feature stories down below. Check back throughout Friday night and Saturday morning for coverage from the week. Playoffs Week 2 Gaylord St. Mary Roadtrip: Gaylord St. Mary meets unbeaten Lake Linden-Hubbell | Prediction Northern Michigan Picks: Northern Michigan playoff teams thinning, but more winners ahead | Kochanny Charlevoix Defense, Warchol: Greyson Warchol, Charlevoix defense peaking at just the right time Playoffs Week 2 Michigan high school football scoreboard .oembed-frame { width: 100%; height: 100%; margin: 0; border: 0; } .scorestream-widget-container iframe {height:100%;} Playoffs Week 1 St. Mary: Gaylord St. Mary rolls past St. Ignace in playoff football action Petoskey, Harbor, East Jordan: Petoskey, Harbor close up playoff seasons; East Jordan makes trip worth it Charlevoix: Well-rested Charlevoix breezes in playoff opener, hosts district final next St. Mary Defense: GSM allowed 1.6 points per game. Will
Michigan's energy policy is a mess. But a campaign finance ballot initiative adopted by the state this week won't solve that problem, and it will impose unconstitutional speech restrictions far beyond what most people realize. On November 3, over 80 percent of Michigan residents voted in favor of Proposal 2....
The college football season is already entering its final stretch. Where did the time go? Regardless of how fast it feels the season is going, now is the time to cozy up with a blanket, grab some snacks and watch these teams duke it out when games seem to matter a little more.
A former Oldsmobile president built himself a Tudor mansion in 1927, and today you can eat prime rib inside it. I love that a car guy’s dream house now feeds people who love driving. That’s just one stop on this list. Another dining room sits near a national forest...
Michigan’s bathrooms vary as much as its overnight options. A modern campground can have a shower building, while a rustic site may offer a vault toilet and a hand pump. Knowing which one you booked prevents a surprisingly awkward arrival. The eleven habits below concern travel and shared facilities,...
SNAP work requirements took effect Nov. 1 in eight Michigan counties and the city of Bay City, the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services said in a release dated Oct. 30. The rule applies to able-bodied adults ages 18 to 64 without children under 14 who get SNAP, which Michigan calls food assistance. The... The post SNAP work requirements took effect Nov. 1 for some Michigan food assistance recipients, the state health department said appeared first on The Financial Wire .
After a much anticipated and competitive election night, the state representative from District 31 was the last race in Michigan to be called. Shannon Dare Wayne, the Democratic candidate, got word of her victory around 11 a.m. Wednesday morning. She won with 53.5% of the vote, defeating Republican candidate Laura Perry.
Roads that appear wet can conceal nearly invisible black ice, creating serious risks for unsuspecting weekend motorists.
Skilled trades careers in Michigan offer teens opportunities to work with their hands, solve problems and build technical expertise. Whether your teen enjoys fixing cars, making things or figuring out how machines work, these careers can provide an alternative to a traditional four-year college path. At Wayne County Community College District (WCCCD), students can explore training in welding, auto body technology, facility maintenance and mechatronics.
It will be a full circle moment when Gov. Gretchen Whitmer takes the stage with me on Friday, Nov. 20, at the next Detroit Free Press Breakfast Club speakers forum. The last time we appeared together was January 2019. She had recently taken the oath of office as Michigan's 49th governor and that morning marked her first public event. Eight years later, the relentless hard-working daughter of the late Sherry Whitmer, a former assistant attorney general for the state of Michigan, and the late Dick Whitmer, CEO of Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan, has blazed trails of her own through politics and business, and along the way has become a national public figure. Serious issues no one could have anticipated arose during her time in office. Topping the list: a 100-year pandemic in 2020 that impacted the entire world and Michigan, with a vengeance. Then, it was the upheaval of the state’s auto industry brought by changing policies of the Biden administration to encourage a focus on electric vehicles. The upheaval continued with the return of the Trump administration and its changes on EVs. A rise in inflation, a tariff war with Canada and the war with Iran have
Michigan's classroom smartphone ban, signed Feb. 10, 2026, applies to instructional time in public K-12 schools this school year, with exceptions and local flexibility.
A Detroit pottery studio has been making ceramics for well over 100 years, and it still teaches classes. Honestly, that one fact was enough to send me down a rabbit hole. Then I learned there’s a school in Michigan where students build their own boats by hand. And a...
Michigan Governor-elect Jocelyn Benson dropped by the state Capitol Thursday to meet with legislative leaders. Democrats held the trifecta – the state House, Senate and governor’s office — two years ago. That session ended anti-union right-to-work laws and repealed restrictions on abortion rights, but many Democrats felt they left a lot on the table.
