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Need a ride? These groups will help more Michiganders recovering from substance abuse
$2.7 million in grant money from MDHHS has been split and awarded to several mental health organizations in Michigan to help residents get a ride to substance-abuse treatment programs.
Michigan families could see lower utility bills due to new legislation
State lawmakers are charging forward with new standards for electric companies to accelerate a transition to cleaner—and much more affordable—energy for all Michigan families.
The story behind 6 ghost towns in Michigan that are worth exploring
These hidden places are eerie snapshots of Michigan’s past.
15 stops on Lansing’s beer and wine trail to satisfy your thirst
Get your drink on at these award-winning breweries, distilleries, and wineries around Greater Lansing.
New ‘Filter First’ laws to protect Michigan kids from dirty drinking water
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer signed bipartisan bills designed to protect children from lead contamination by requiring the installation of water filters in childcare centers and schools.
Michigan’s spooky spectacles: 5 spooky places to visit if you dare
Check out five of Michigan’s spookiest attractions, places, and events—just in time for Halloween.
We asked, you answered: Here are 22 of the best cider mills in Michigan
Whether you’d rather pick your own apples off of the tree or enjoy a fresh glass of apple cider straight from the press, there’s something for everyone at one of the many cider mills that can be found in the Mitten State.
That one time in Michigan: When the Three Fires Council began
A look into Michigan’s Indigenous history.
Your guide to Michigan’s best dispensary and restaurant pairings
Come along on a journey to discover 9 must-visit cannabis culinary pairings across Michigan.
Michigan business groups are lobbying against their own workers
Local chambers of commerce and lobbyists have joined Republican lawmakers in opposing state legislation designed to build up Michigan’s workforce and grow the middle class.
Michigan Outshines 48 States in Fight for Federal Clean Energy Funding
Legislation signed by President Joe Biden has unleashed billions of dollars in federal investments in communities across the US. Gov. Gretchen Whitmer is making sure that Michiganders get more than their ‘fair share’ of those funds.
Nessel Draws Broad Support From Tribal Nations in Line 5 Lawsuit
A coalition of tribal nations from across the Midwest and Canada on Monday submitted a brief supporting Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel’s argument to move her lawsuit to shut down Enbridge’s Line 5 pipelines back to state court.
Sip With Purpose: 15 Women-Owned Coffee Shops in MI, Listed by Region
Get your latte foam art fix while supporting some of Michigan’s most hard-working women.
Ready For Hunting, Fishing, and 4-Wheeling Season? Here’s What You Need to Know, Michiganders.
Your 2023 roundup of licenses, key dates, and rules for Michigan’s most popular fishing, hunting, and ORV season.
Michigan Pie Tour: 12 Upper Crust Cafés
Michigan grows more cherries, blueberries, and apples than nearly any other state—so you know our pies are out of this world.
Your Guide to Exploring Michigan’s Caves. Yes, They Exist.
Unlock the secrets of Michigan’s hidden caves with our expert guide. Discover the best hiking tips and routes to witness the breathtaking beauty of these natural wonders.
Nessel Sues Grand Rapids Airport Authority Over PFAS Contamination
After what Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel called “repeated warnings and demands for action” from the state, Nessel announced Monday she is suing the Gerald R. Ford International Airport Authority over its alleged failure to address the airport’s role in contaminating nearby drinking water with what are known as “forever chemicals.”
Meet the Man Cashing Michigan’s Billion-Dollar Ticket to Fix the Damn State
President Joe Biden’s Bipartisan Infrastructure Law marked the largest long-term infrastructure investment in nearly a century. In Michigan, there’s a whole office to help make sure the federal cash is spent on more than just fixin’ the damn roads.
That One Time in Michigan…When the Mackinac Bridge Was Built
Whether you’re heading north into the natural splendor of the Upper Peninsula or coming down into the Mitten, few things compare to the wonder you feel as you drive over the Mighty Mac. But how did it come to be?
Michigan Dems Line Up to Replace Republican Rep. John James
A battleground House race in Michigan that national Democrats are eyeing to help them flip the chamber in 2024 is growing increasingly crowded after Carl Marlinga announced Thursday he will again challenge Republican US Rep. John James for the seat.
Wild Neighbors: These 9 Michiganders Catch Big Snakes, Rescue Bees, Ride Frozen Waves, and More
Whether they’re digging up dinosaurs or teaching bushcraft survival skills, these fearless Michiganders walk on the wild side.
Four New Construction Projects Bringing $135 Million into Northern Michigan
The state of Michigan is chipping in $5.6 million in grant funding to help cover more than $135 million in projects in Escanaba, Petoskey, Sault Ste. Marie, and Traverse City.
22 unique Michigan city names and the stories behind them
Ready to brush up on your Michigan etymology? Here are some of Michigan’s most unusual names, what they mean, and where they came from.
Feds Take Steps to Clean Up Chemicals at Former Michigan Air Force Base
The US Air Force promised to take immediate action to mitigate groundwater contamination at Wurtsmith Air Force Base in Iosco County. State leaders and activists think it’s an important—but long overdue—step to protect the community.
Michigan Court Upholds Decision Striking Down Water Rules on ‘Forever Chemicals’
The Michigan Court of Appeals has upheld a decision striking down state water rules designed to limit exposure to household and industrial chemicals known as PFAS, which are commonly referred to as forever chemicals. The rules, however, will remain in effect until all appeals are exhausted.
Michigan Wine & Beer Festivals to Put on Your 2023 Calendar
Whether you’re a wine aficionado or craft beer connoisseur, you’ll want to snag a ticket to one or more of these 13 fun-filled festivals.
MI Officials Warning Residents of Harmful Algal Blooms in Some Bodies of Water
Michigan officials are warning residents living near or visiting bodies of water to be aware of harmful algal blooms.
Michigan Officials Consider Next Steps After Study Finds PFAS in 45% of US Water Samples
A July study from researchers at the US Geological Survey found that roughly 45% of water samples contain at least one form of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), commonly known as “forever chemicals” that can have detrimental effects on the health of people exposed to them.
9 Ways Michiganders Will Save Cash Under the New State Budget
The latest state budget includes record investments in public education, health care and infrastructure. And the spending plan will also help Michiganders keep more money in their pockets.