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A proposed 55-mile power line stretching across three Mid-Michigan counties is moving closer to state review, with residents getting another opportunity to weigh in on where the transmission line could be built. ITC Michigan filed a construction plan Wednesday, Nov. 4, with the Michigan Public Service Commission for its Oneida-Sabine...
CHARLOTTE, Mich. (News 10) - Small municipalities facing expensive legal battles against national retailers over property taxes now have a financial partner in Eaton County. The Eaton County Board of Commissioners approved the creation of the Local Tax Defense Fund, setting aside $100,000 to help its townships, cities, and villages cover the costs of defending their property tax assessments against corporate appeals.
Life Health Care is now offering resources ranging from addiction recovery services to family medicine for patients of all ages.
Michigan's official 2026 state Christmas tree, a 60-foot spruce donated by the Larry Riccio family from Iron Mountain, arrived at the Capitol on Saturday morning.
The adjustment from the Shamrocks was swift, and the game went a little extra long. The Lakewood varsity football team and senior running back Michael Goodemoot barreled over the Berrien Springs defense on a nearly four and a half minute, 69-yard scoring drive to open their MHSAA Division 5 District Final at Unity Field Friday.
(Joanne Williams/TCJ – Fifty-year member Doug Ehlers (left) enjoys a meal with Russ Reist before a recent Optimist meeting at the Eaton Area Senior Center.) Golden days are known as “a remembered time of great happiness, success, youth, or prosperity in the past,” yet the Charlotte Optimist Club, which is in its 50th or golden year, knows its work is in the present and the future.
The Michigan Department of Natural Resources is asking hunters who harvest deer in Mecosta, Montcalm, Newaygo, Kent or Ionia counties to submit samples for Chronic Wasting Disease testing.
Now that the 2026 midterms are over, people may notice fewer campaign signs in yards — not just because the election is over, but because state law requires them to be removed within 10 days following an election.
In a thrilling playoff opener Friday night, the Berrien Springs High School varsity Shamrock football team overcame an early 14-point deficit and survived a back-and-forth battle with Lake Odessa Lakewood before pulling out a dramatic 34-28 overtime victory. The Shamrocks (9-1) were led by a spectacular performance from quarterback Braelin...
GRAND LEDGE — Goalie Kaden Peggar was ready to run to the waiting fans in celebration before Carter MacKellar had even gotten set for what turned out to the decisive penalty kick. Seconds later, Peggar, MacKellar and the rest of the Muskegon Western Michigan Christian (21-1-3) boys soccer team raced across the field at Grand Ledge High School, celebrating with fans a 1-0 shootout (4-3) win in the Division 4 boys soccer state championship win over Grosse Pointe Woods University Liggett on Saturday, Nov. 7. “He was the guy I trusted the most while I was getting ready to run,” Peggar said postgame. “I was like, if he misses, I'll be shocked.” University Liggett (21-1) had taken a 3-2 lead in penalties after three rounds, and after neither team found the back of the net in regulation or two 10-minute overtime periods. Peggar was stepping back into the net and knew he needed to come up with at least one save to give his team a chance. He ended up stopping the next two, reverting to instinct to guess the proper way and parrying away back-to-back penalties. “I have a really good knack for pens,” Peggar said. “I feel like
LANSING, Mich. (News 10) - Michigan officials say some U.S. Department of Justice election monitors went beyond their duties on Election Day, and the department is reviewing the complaints. State officials said monitors in Dearborn asked poll workers for copies of their training materials and asked poll workers in Flint...
Michigan’s job market is showing signs of strain even as layoffs nationally remain unusually low. Automotive suppliers are closing facilities, General Motors is preparing temporary production layoffs, and a major healthcare employer is outsourcing hundreds of positions. What do these developments mean for Michigan workers, their paychecks and the state’s economy?
Grand Rapids-based Northpointe Bank filed a WARN notice impacting 338 jobs listed as “permanent layoffs” at its locations in Kent and Clinton counties. The cuts follow a restructuring deal to sell Northpointe’s mortgage origination channels to CMG Financial. Company leaders addressed the transition during their late-October earnings...
