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Michigan ‘I Voted’ stickers feature orange barrels, sleepy kitty and more
Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson’s office announced the winners Tuesday afternoon following a public vote.
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Northern Michigan mass shooting: ‘It’s led to a lot of scared people’
The shootings have shaken this rural community of about 2,800, an area where acres of open land often separate neighbors.
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Remote Michigan island tests wave power to reduce power outages
Researchers say the Great Lakes provide an ideal testing ground for wave power.
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After another Michigan measles outbreak, a look at causes and solutions
Michigan faced measles outbreaks in March and May. Worsening childhood immunization rates, unvaccinated adults, and vaccine-skeptical legislators are responsible.
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More storms are on way, and they could be bad. When to expect them
Here’s a breakdown of Thursday’s storms, according to the National Weather Service.
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Food deserts in Michigan: What they are, why you should care, and how to get help
Food insecurity is pervasive in some of Michigan’s low-income communities. Here’s what you need to know, along with resources if your family is impacted.
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What to know about ticks in Michigan: Where they’re most active, how to avoid them, & more
Cases of tick-borne diseases, including Lyme and anaplasmosis, have soared in Michigan over the past five years. Here’s what to know to protect yourself.
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You’re never too young to make a difference—just ask Gen Alpha nonprofit Origami For Good
The nonprofit Origami for Good is youth-founded and run, with the goal of mailing origami creations and encouraging messages to nursing homes, elementary schools, hospitals, and other organizations in need of support.
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Yes, Mackinac Island ferry prices went up—Here’s your complete guide for 2026
The rumors are true: Ferry prices to Mackinac Island did increase for the 2026-2027 season. We have the rundown on what to expect.
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Clean energy saved Michiganders money—now it’s on the chopping block
In 2023, the Democrat-controlled Michigan state Legislature passed a half-dozen bills to begin a statewide transition to clean, renewable energy. Now Republicans want to repeal those laws, leaving Michiganders in the dark.
