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McCain earns Goshen's first 2024-25 Crossroads League weekly award
JACKSON, Mich. - In the first week of competition, Goshen picked up a Crossroads League Player of the Week winner. Makiah McCain, a goalkeeper on the women's soccer team, was named the Crossroads League Women's Soccer Defensive Player of the Week. McCain played well in the net to help Goshen battle #21 Ottawa University Arizona to a 1-0 decision. McCain played all 90 minutes in goal, allowing just the one score and picking up three saves.
Michigan reports 4-year high for bicyclists, pedestrians struck by vehicles
Two dozen bicyclists and 183 pedestrians died last year after being struck by vehicles in Michigan. Both means of transportation have proven increasingly more dangerous for Michiganders in recent years, with crashes returning to pre-pandemic levels after three consecutive annual increases. In 2023, Michigan reported 2,114 vehicle crashes involving pedestrians,...
Good or Bad Attempt To Divide Michigan By Regions?
A Reddit poster attempted to divide Michigan into six geographic/cultural regions and asked Michiganders to tell him what he got wrong and boy did they. Anytime someone mentions divide most automatically think politics. Today's divide has nothing to do with politics so stop puffing your chest and finding weird conspiracy theories it will be ok.
The Best Michigan Lottery Scratch Offs to Win Instant Millions
We all dream of being a millionaire one day. If you've walked through the store lately and looked at the prices of everything- you realize it's harder than ever to save up those pennies to become a self-made millionaire. That's why it's always fun to play the Michigan lottery. As...
The Violent Crime Rate In Michigan May Surprise You
Crime rates have been on the rise since the 1980s or 1990s and haven't slowed down in most states but this is for a multitude of reasons. Nonetheless, the surprising thing about these crime rates is that they are in very concentrated areas as the suburban neighborhoods continue to have lower crime rates. Either way, many residents think Michigan is a safer state than most and that may not be true.
Michigan’s Enhanced Licenses Allow Easy Travel To Canada, But There’s One Catch
When I moved to Michigan, I knew there would be a time when I'd need to make a trip to, or through Canada. The proximity of the "Great White North" and our watery borders is just too close. Not to mention, if we want to get to New England in a timely manner, but don't want to fly, we have to cross through the Ontario Peninsula.
Survey: Michigan is Preparing to Push Small Businesses Off a Cliff
Small businesses in Michigan are increasing pay and benefits for employees, even as they are still reeling from inflation and facing new government mandates, according to a new survey. “Michigan’s […] The post Survey: Michigan is Preparing to Push Small Businesses Off a Cliff appeared first on DBusiness Magazine.
Maryland Governor Talks to Miniature Gretchen Whitmer Doll in Bizarre Video
Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer posted a bizarre video of Maryland Gov. Wes Moore talking to a doll on Monday at the Democratic National Convention (DNC). The post Maryland Governor Talks to Miniature Gretchen Whitmer Doll in Bizarre Video first appeared on Mediaite.
NASCAR at MIS: From flips to passes, 85 photos that defined race weekend
BROOKLYN, MI –– After a rain postponement, multiple wrecks and two overtimes, the FireKeepers Casino 400 found its 2024 winner on Monday, Aug. 19: 23XI driver Tyler Reddick. The 28-year-old nabbed the seventh win of his Cup Series career, beating William Byron to the checkered flag by .168...
Sports, wellness program aimed at Black youth asked for 1 year of funding; they got double
WASHTENAW COUNTY, MI – A program bringing free sports, nutrition and creative activities to underserved Black youth in the Ypsilanti-area got double the funding in an unexpected decision from Superior Township leaders. When CLR Academy leaders asked for another year of funding from the township, the board granted enough...
Two student-athletes and one coach to be inducted into The University of Olivet Athletic Hall of Fame
OLIVET, Mich. – Two former student-athletes, Lauren (Campbell) Modad and John Nametz, and one legendary head coach, Doug Kay, have been selected for induction into The University of Olivet Athletic Hall of Fame, Class of 2024. The trio will be officially inducted at the alumni awards dinner on Friday, October 4, and then recognized prior to the Homecoming football game the next afternoon. Modad, a 2012 Olivet graduate, was a four-year letterwinner and All-Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association (MIAA) selection on the women’s golf team. She earned All-MIAA Second Team honors in 2008 and 2009 and moved up to the All-MIAA…
MSU basketball is now listed as favorite to win Big Ten
Believe it or not, Michigan State basketball is listed as the favorite to win the Big Ten for the 2024-25 season. Michigan State recently jumped to the top of the betting odds to win the Big Ten at Caesar’s Sportsbook. Michigan State is now listed at plus-425 to win the league, which is slightly ahead of Big Ten newcomer UCLA at plus-450. The Spartans have been near the middle of the pack or the top of the Big Ten in preseason rankings so it’s slightly surprising to see them move to the top of these odds. But Michigan State has looked very impressive during their Spain exhibition series so maybe that has resulted in this recent boost. Check out the updated odds by clicking here. MSU basketball now the favorite to win the B1G pic.twitter.com/kJ0sF6eBvW — W.R. (@WRswagdaddy) August 18, 2024 Contact/Follow us @The SpartansWire on X and like our page on Facebook to follow ongoing coverage of Michigan state news, notes and opinion. You can also follow Robert Bondy on X @RobertBondy5.
Jennifer Ann Meddings, MD, explains urinary retention evaluation and catheterization algorithm
"Our goal is that people would not be getting catheterized when they actually do not have sufficient urinary retention," says Jennifer Ann Meddings, MD. In this video, Jennifer Ann Meddings, MD, discusses the implementation of a urinary retention evaluation and catheterization algorithm that is described in the JAMA Network Open paper “Urinary Retention Evaluation and Catheterization Algorithm for Adult Inpatients.” Meddings is an associate professor at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor. The algorithm can be accessed at: https://msqc.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/Urinary-retention-and-safe-catheter-insertion_2024-version.pdf.
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