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  • 10 Modern Wedding Traditions That Are Different Than You Remember

    June 24, 2022

    2022 is expected to be the busiest wedding season in 40 years, coming on the heels of many couples who had to postpone ceremonies over the last two years.

    10 Modern Wedding Traditions That Are Different Than You Remember
  • New Michigan ‘Ferry Tale’ Rekindles the Magic of Boblo Island

    December 13, 2022

    Many Michiganders fondly remember their trips to Boblo Island amusement park. So what’s happened to the ferries themselves? A new film tells us.

    New Michigan ‘Ferry Tale’ Rekindles the Magic of Boblo Island
  • Op-Ed: Make Every Day a Labor Day by Giving Michigan a Pro-Worker Agenda

    September 2, 2022

    “I’ve seen that politicians in Lansing don’t understand the specific challenges we face. It’s time for a change. With a comprehensive pro-worker agenda, we can create an economy that ensures all Michiganders can live with dignity and economic security.”

    Op-Ed: Make Every Day a Labor Day by Giving Michigan a Pro-Worker Agenda
  • Michigan Attorney General Wants to Eliminate Overdraft Fees to Help Vulnerable Families, Low-Income Consumers

    April 21, 2022

    “Charging overdraft fees that can sometimes be more than five times the amount of the original purchase is abhorrent,” Attorney General Dana Nessel said in a release.

    Michigan Attorney General Wants to Eliminate Overdraft Fees to Help Vulnerable Families, Low-Income Consumers
  • States With The Most Drive-In Movie Theaters

    June 2, 2023

    There’s only 177 drive-ins left in the US, with most clustered in the East and Midwest. Can you guess how many are in Michigan?

    States With The Most Drive-In Movie Theaters
  • Ryan Kelley Said Department of Education Should Be ‘Terminated’

    May 18, 2022

    MICHIGAN–Ryan Kelley, a Republican candidate for governor in Michigan, said during a radio interview that the federal Department of Education should be “terminated.”  “A lot of our agencies in the state of Michigan are funded by the federal government, and that’s a big problem for the state of Michigan, because then we allow the federal…

    Ryan Kelley Said Department of Education Should Be ‘Terminated’
  • Three Things to Know About Rep. Kelly Breen, Candidate for Michigan’s 21st House District (Novi, Lyon Township, Farmington, Farmington Hills)

    October 20, 2022

    Kelly Breen’s top priority is protecting Michigan students. Between learning gaps caused by COVID-19 and gun violence in schools, she’s worried.

    Three Things to Know About Rep. Kelly Breen, Candidate for Michigan’s 21st House District (Novi, Lyon Township, Farmington, Farmington Hills)
  • Let’s Get Weird: 23 Quirky Festivals in Michigan to Check Out in 2023

    June 20, 2023

    Michigan ranks within the top 10 on the list of most festival-obsessed states, and it’s no mystery why; some of the biggest and best gatherings happen right here in the Mitten State. Discover 23 that are happening in Michigan this year.

    Let’s Get Weird: 23 Quirky Festivals in Michigan to Check Out in 2023
  • 6 Times Republicans Suggested—or Outright Said—they Want to Cut Social Security and Medicare

    October 27, 2022

    Top Republicans have made clear they plan to hold the global economy hostage to make cuts to Social Security and Medicare. Don’t believe us? Here are six separate times they’ve suggested—or outright said—they want to make cuts to Social Security and Medicare.

    6 Times Republicans Suggested—or Outright Said—they Want to Cut Social Security and Medicare
  • 45 Degrees North: How to Dress for the Cold

    March 6, 2023

    What to wear to stay warm—or even to save your life.

    45 Degrees North: How to Dress for the Cold
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