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  • 7 weekend events across Michigan

    Plus: Details on ‘No Kings’ protests across the state Share with a friend Fellow Michigander, This week’s list is shorter than usual. If I were to take a guess, it’s at least partly due to a lot of attention on the statewide No Kings protests slated for this weekend. Regardless, there’s still plenty of fun…


  • This might be Michigan’s most legit weed competition yet

    Only 300 people get a box. And every joint is rolled by the same guy. {if profile.vars.rh_reflink_10} Share with a friend {else} Share with a friend {/if} Fellow Michigander, Spring is here, the weed is cheap, and Michigan’s cannabis industry is somehow thriving and falling apart at the exact same time.  This week, I’ve got…


  • 8 inspiring animal sanctuaries in Michigan

    Plus: Find cheap gas prices in town Share with a friend Fellow Michigander, If you love animals but sometimes feel uneasy about the ethics behind traditional zoos, you’re definitely not alone (there are also lots of ethical zoos in Michigan, for what it’s worth). Luckily, there’s another way to connect with wildlife here in Michigan…


  • Should older Michigan drivers retest to keep their licenses?

    Plus: Gas jumps to highest average price since 2023 Share with a friend Fellow Michigander, In Michigan, residents 65 and older represent the fastest-growing segment of the state’s population. And as that number grows, so does the number of car crashes involving seniors, and that’s raising safety concerns among some state officials. Now, one state…


  • The fascinating origin story of Kalamazoo’s name

    Plus: Should we tax the rich to fund schools? Share with a friend Fellow Michigander, A lot of Michigan families have spring break coming up, and if you’re not traveling, those early days of relaxation could quickly turn into a constant cry of “What are we doing today?” from the kids. But staying home doesn’t…


  • Thousands of Michiganders could suddenly lose their doctors

    Inside: This week in Michigan politics Share with a friend Fellow Michigander, There’s an issue in Lansing that’s becoming more urgent by the day, because it could be the difference over whether thousands of Michiganders are still able to see their doctors by the end of the month or not. It has to do with…


  • 11 weekend events in Michigan you won’t want to miss

    Inside: Music, maple syrup, and more Share with a friend Fellow Michigander, Welcome to your weekend plans. This week’s highlights include music festivals across the state, as well as an event serving up bull testicles as the main course (yes, really), and a parade in Detroit to banish an evil red dwarf. As always, I’d…


  • Good Michigan weed shouldn’t be this hard to find

    Should judges be able to ban weed for people on probation? {if profile.vars.rh_reflink_10} Share with a friend {else} Share with a friend {/if} Fellow Michigander, Michigan’s cannabis scene never really sits still for long.  This past week brought a looming state Supreme Court case involving rules for stoners on probation, continued confusion surrounding the state’s…


  • Detroiters prepare to banish an evil red dwarf

    Plus: Tesla, LG sign deal for battery plant in Lansing Share with a friend Fellow Michigander, Every town has unique celebrations, but this upcoming one in Detroit is hands down one of the quirkiest in Michigan. It’s called the Marche du Nain Rouge, an annual parade where residents gather to banish a troublemaking red dwarf…


  • ‘Potentially historic blizzard’ hits Michigan. Will it break records?

    Plus: Should we tax the rich to fund schools? Share with a friend Fellow Michigander, Lately, it seems like we just can’t catch a break lately here with this string of bad weather. This week’s challenger: a potentially historic blizzard hammering the Upper Peninsula, where forecasters warn some areas could see several feet of snow…