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Michigan’s most hyped weed strain is named after a psychedelic toad
Toad Venom has taken over Michigan’s cannabis scene. It won’t send you to another dimension. But it’s loud, weird, and worth a road trip to track down this summer.
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Meet the working moms running for Michigan state Senate
Two Senate Districts in Michigan will be closely watched in August and November. One group has endorsed maternal candidates who would offer a stark contrast from their predecessors.
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12 things to know before you visit Michigan’s tallest waterfall
Michigan’s tallest waterfall is in the Upper Peninsula’s Keweenaw Peninsula and stands around 110 feet tall.
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AI surveillance cameras are here—and Michiganders are demanding regulation
From the streets to the State Capitol, Michiganders are advocating for legislation that regulates how law enforcement agencies use automatic license plate reader cameras to protect residents, their data, and their privacy from misuse.
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Toxic foam, poisonous fish, and a fight over the Great Lakes
Republicans gutted Michigan’s environmental agency. Then it approved the Line 5 tunnel.
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Here’s what’s going on in Michigan this weekend (July 24-26)
Make the most of summer in Michigan at these 16 events across the state.
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9 things to do in Detroit that are off the beaten path
From out-of-the-way restaurants to pretty parks without the crowds, here are 9 things to do in Detroit if you’re stepping outside the box.
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3 ways you can fight back against Trump’s election lies in Michigan
A weekly roundup of Michigan protests, political events, advocacy opportunities and ways to take action statewide. This week: Protecting voting rights and pushing back against Trump’s election claims.
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Trump stalls shutdown of West Olive coal plant, driving up energy bills across Michigan
Trump’s “baffling” emergency orders kept the J.H. Campbell coal plant open after it was set to close, and Michigan ratepayers could be stuck with the bill as costs climb and clean energy plans stall.
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For small urban farmers, business is booming amid cyclospora outbreak
As Michigan leads the nation in cyclospora cases, many shoppers are turning to local farms and farmers markets, where growers report a surge in produce sales.
