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Tired of renting? These Michigan cities offer ‘affordable’ home prices
Flint had the most affordable housing options in the nation, and Detroit was second in WalletHub rankings released this week.
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Mike Duggan ends 2026 independent campaign for Michigan governor
Duggan cited internal polling and “networks of national party money” in an announcement to supporters sent Thursday morning.
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Michigan farmer operating costs, bankruptcies, suicides spike under Trump
Michigan farmers are suffering from unhelpful legislation, tariffs, and the Iran war. Repercussions will ripple through the American economy.
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That one time in Michigan: When we built the world’s largest stove
A gargantuan stove once stood tall over Michigan’s biggest city. Read about its long journey as a quirky (and record-breaking) Michigan landmark.
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Two best friends bought a tiny Michigan cannabis farm and the weed is out of this world
Alien Tek is a small cannabis farm at the base of Michigan’s Thumb run by two former caregivers—and it’s quietly growing some of the most interesting weed in Michigan.
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8 quick hits of cannabis news from across Michigan
Here’s your weekly rundown from The MichiGanja Report:
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Former MI Teacher of the Year is transforming students into future leaders
High school students in Kelley Cusmano’s leadership class in Metro Detroit are learning skills to strengthen their communities in and out of the classroom.
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Bohnak vs. Rink: Fired weatherman faces healthcare provider in Michigan’s 109th District
Ex-weatherman Karl Bohnak is the first Republican lawmaker to hold this seat in decades. Anna Aho Rink, a licensed healthcare provider, wants to be the Democrat to take it back.
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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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State Sen. Darrin Camilleri pushes Voting Rights Act as a firewall for Michigan voters
As the US Supreme Court strips away federal voting protections, a group of Michigan lawmakers say the state needs to do everything it can to protect access to the ballot.
