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The Ultimate Guide to Seeing Cheap Movies in Michigan
There are more than a few strategies out there to help you make the most (and spend the least) out of your next movie theater experience in Michigan.
Coney Dogs: Pure Michigan or European import?
Though often called the Detroit-style hot dog, the coney dog didn’t really come from Detroit.
Fourth of July: A Guide to Independence Day Celebrations in Michigan
Michigan families have no shortage of Fourth of July activities to choose from this year.
A List of Michigan Juneteenth Events, Sorted by Where You Live
Check out Juneteenth events happening near you.
The History of Vernors — and the Boston Cooler
If you’re like many Michiganders, when you get sick, you reach for the Vernors as a home remedy for just about every ailment. Perhaps, then, it shouldn’t come as a surprise that America’s oldest surviving ginger ale was the creation of Michigan’s first licensed pharmacist.
Check Out These 17 Comfort Food (& Beer) Festivals Happening This Summer in Michigan
Beer, Brisket, Bacon, and… Bologna? Coming to you hot all summer long. MICHIGAN — There’s something particularly delightful about wearing your comfy pants to a summer festival, where you feast on locally sourced comfort foods from the comfort of a picnic table. Come...
Column: Linking the Past and Future of My City (and Yours, Too) Through Cycling Spaces
With so much space in our city centers, what do we do with it all?
Updated: More Michigan Starbucks Locations Vote to Unionize
Michigan coffee shops are becoming hotbeds for unionization. There’s a common thread between complaints.
Cruisin’ for a Reunion: High-End Great Lakes Cruises Return After Pandemic Break
Cruise lines are back on the Great Lakes. If you want to go, get ready to pay a lot, and get in line.
These 7 Michigan Mom Blogs Have a Little Something for Everyone
Aesthetic shots, helpful printables, and witty columns abound at these blogs written by Michigander moms.
Michigan’s New Major Deal Turns Water, Recreation Possibilities Into Realities
A state park in Flint. Clean water for Benton Harbor. A ski jump in the UP. Overnight, Michigan politicians agreed to game-changing legislation.
300,000 People Rely on Michigan’s Public Mental Health System. Republicans Want to Privatize It.
Opponents say these bills would take away local control, worsen the level of care, and line the pockets of insurance companies at the expense of the 300,000 Michiganders who rely on the public system.
‘We’re Not Going to Lose The Ukrainian People’: Michiganders Stand Up Against New War 
Many Michigan neighbors woke up to war waged on their family. Now, they’re fighting back from afar.
Indulge Your Inner Geek at These 14 Michigan Comic Events
Get your fill of all the special guests, artists’ alleys, and even a Ghostbusters car sighting or two at these upcoming 2022 events.
Michigan Republicans Are Looking to Cut Taxes—But Much More for Corporations Than for Working Families
Michigan just passed a bill to lower taxes—but it’s far more generous to corporations than individuals. Here’s what happens next.
15 Michigan Escape Rooms That Will Leave You Puzzled
ether you want to survive in the wilderness, mix potions, or embark on a time-traveling adventure, Michigan’s escape rooms are the perfect brain-teaser.
16 Michigan Fruit Festivals to Check Out in 2022
The national cherry and blueberry fests may be the top contenders, but there’s more to see. Here’s a calendar of Michigan’s best fruit-related festivals for 2022.
Magic in the Mitten: 51 Must-Visit Shops for Crystals and Herbs
Find rare crystals, organic herbs, and wellness rituals at Michigan’s most unique metaphysical stores.
Provincial Pints: Michigan’s 30 Best Small Town Craft Breweries
The best hidden gems off the beaten path of the brew trail. Did your hometown craft brewery make the list?
What’s Being Done About Racial, Ethnic Disparities Found in MSP Traffic Stops
“Michiganders deserve unbiased policing, transparency, and accountability from their state police, and that’s what they’re going to get,” said MSP Director Col. Joe Gasper.