These former Washtenaw County area high school athletes will take part in events on Friday, April 17.
Attorney General Dana Nessel cautioned Michiganders about potential scams following recent severe storms that caused widespread flooding. Residents are urged not only to stay safe but also vigilant against fraudulent repair offers during recovery efforts.
A tornado struck Ann Arbor on April 15 causing widespread damage but no injuries or fatalities were reported. City officials outlined cleanup efforts, emergency alert options, park closures, and urged residents’ cooperation ahead of more storms.
Attorney General Dana Nessel is warning Michigan small business owners about rising tax scam threats this Tax Day. Her renewed alert details common schemes targeting entrepreneurs and offers guidance on prevention and reporting suspicious activity.
Eastern Michigan University has partnered with Ann Arbor Public Schools on a new direct-admission initiative guaranteeing eligible seniors entry into EMU without traditional barriers like applications or fees. School leaders say this move aims at expanding access while providing guidance…
The Michigan Unemployment Insurance Agency is expanding its seminar schedule to help employers activate new MiUI accounts. Daily sessions guide users through setup while weekly seminars cover wage reporting requirements ahead of key deadlines.
The Michigan Department of Agriculture has announced a nearly $925K grant with ITCMI for a new tribal-focused project aimed at improving local food sovereignty. The program will fund infrastructure upgrades along with education on nutrition in tribal nations across Michigan.
Ricky Lee Eschman has been sentenced for sexually assaulting a child after being arrested under Operation Survivor Justice. Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel emphasized closure for victims and continued efforts against fugitives.
The Michigan Department of Transportation will begin resurfacing part of southbound I-196 near Covert on April 20. The $3.6 million project is expected to last until May 22 with single-lane closures during construction. Officials say it will support about thirty…
The Michigan House has approved a bill sponsored by Rep. Jason Woolford requiring proof of citizenship for voter registration and ballots cast in state elections. Supporters say this measure will strengthen election security and prevent foreign interference.
Melissa Snyder from Eastern Michigan University has been chosen as Graduate Student Art Consultant for an upcoming adolescent health conference exhibition focused on youth healthcare stories through art. Her personal experience informs her role supporting young artists’ voices.
Thomson Reuters has reminded non-Canadian taxable shareholders they may opt out of its proposed return of capital transaction. Eligible investors must act by April 27 if they do not wish to participate in the special cash distribution.
The Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development urges residents this spring to take steps against invasive pests threatening lawns and gardens. Officials recommend using local sources for plants or firewood while inspecting gear for hitchhiking insects.
The Michigan Department of Transportation will hold a public meeting on April 21 about replacing the E. Beltline Avenue bridge over I-96 in Grand Rapids in 2027. Community members are invited to learn about project details and provide feedback.
Eastern Michigan University’s annual Digital Divas Conference invites about 200 middle school girls for hands-on STEM workshops on April 17. The event connects students with educators and industry professionals while promoting diversity in technology fields.
The Michigan Department of Environment has launched a new online dashboard showing details about state-funded water infrastructure projects. The tool is designed to improve transparency by displaying project locations and funding sources. Residents can use it to find information relevant…
The Fostering Futures Scholarship Trust Fund ‘Making a Difference Gala’ in Grand Rapids raised over $50,000 this year—about $10,000 more than last year—to help former foster youth attend college or vocational programs across Michigan.
Jared Matthew Lodholm received jail time after pleading no contest related to a sexual assault case dating back over ten years at Electric Forest Music Festival. Authorities coordinated across states over several years before securing his conviction.
Eastern Michigan University has advanced from Bronze to Silver status under an international sustainability assessment program. Leaders say this reflects ongoing efforts toward environmental responsibility on campus. The university plans continued improvements using guidance from its latest report.
The Michigan Department of Transportation will start adding new left-turn lanes on US-12 near Edwardsburg from April 20. The project aims for improved safety at Beebe Road and Adamsville Road intersections with completion expected by June. Lane closures are planned…
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