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Biden awards $50 million to support EV manufacturing in 6 states
(CBS DETROIT) — The Biden administration announced that $50 million will be awarded to six states with significant automotive communities to help convert manufacturing facilities to support the electric vehicle supply chain. The funding is made possible through the administration's Investing in America plan. It builds on the $1.7 billion awarded to 11 "shuttered or at risk" facilities in several states to bolster electric vehicle production. Michigan is one of the recipients and will get $18,406,420.45. The other states that will receive funding include: Ohio: $9,373,236.32 Indiana: $8,770,249.81 Kentucky: $4,876,458.57 Tennessee: $4,513,688.68 Illinois: $4,059,946.17 The allocations were determined after an April request for information on how small- and medium-sized...
Michigan: NASCAR Weekend Schedule, Race Start Time, TV/Streaming Info
After all the controversy surrounding Richmond, NASCAR rolls into Michigan this weekend as the regular season gets closer to a finale. Austin Dillon’s win at Richmond will not count towards the playoffs and actually resulted in a 25 point penalty meaning the driver of the No. 3 will still need a win to make the playoffs, barring an overturn following Richard Childress Racing’s appeal.
Flushing football preview: 24 seniors have Raiders optimistic for big season
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Genesee County Health Department confirms rabies in bat locally
A rabid bat has been identified within Genesee County in Fenton, the first confirmed case of rabies in an animal this year. The bat is deceased and poses no further risk to the public at this point. The Genesee County Health Department (GCHD) wants to remind residents that wild animals become active this time of year, which means the possibility of exposure to rabies is increasing. GCHD wants to advise the public, especially children, to avoid contact with wild, stray and dead animals to protect themselves against rabies.
Two state grants pump $3 million into Detroit gym
The Downtown Boxing Gym in Wayne County will receive two grants from the 2025 state budget, totaling $3 million. One grant passes through a regional educational service agency four counties away. A $2 million grant for the gym is listed among the Labor and Economic Opportunity grants in the budget....
Cohoctah Twp Man Critical, Trapped Under Farm Equipment
The Livingston County Sheriff's Office was dispatched Thursday afternoon to a heavy equipment accident on Steinacker Rd. in Cohoctah Township. Sheriff's Office Deputies arrived to find an 84-year-old male trapped beneath a large farm tractor. The investigation revealed that the victim had been performing maintenance on the tractor and was...
Swan Valley returning a lot of experience this season
SAGINAW, Mich. (WNEM) – The Swan Valley Vikings are a hungry team this year after getting beat in the first round of the playoffs last football season. This season, Swan Valley will be looking to get into the postseason for the 13th straight year. The Vikings haven’t finished with...
Event at Flint City Hall aims to help women interested in construction trades
FLINT, MI -- Women In Skilled Trades will host an event at Flint City Hall this weekend to help women interested in the construction trades explore career opportunities through hands-on activities. The WIST event is from noon until 4 p.m. on Saturday, Aug. 17, at the municipal center, located at...
Delta College hosts field day for students
SAGINAW, Mich. (WNEM) - Delta College welcomed back students on Friday, Aug. 16. Despite the rain, the college held its field day Friday. The goal was to welcome students, to provide them with on-and-off-campus resources, and to help them engage with the community. A financial advisor at the college said...
Old McDonald Dairy buildings come down in Flint, making way for future recycling drop-off site
FLINT, MI -- A complex that processed milk and produced dairy products in Flint for 70 years has been torn down, a milestone in the push to build a permanent drop-off center for household hazardous waste in its place. “All the structures are down ... They are doing site cleanup,”...
Detroit City Distillery adds new Michigan, Kentucky blended bourbon to lineup
Detroit City Distillery has added a new bourbon to its permanent lineup of spirits that pairs with another region's popular bourbon. Its new Two Faced Blended Straight Bourbon blends Kentucky wheated bourbon with 50% Detroit City Distillery (DCD) bourbon made from Michigan grains that hail from local farms. ...
FBI, AG investigating ransomware attack responsible for internet, phone outages in Flint
The city of Flint is without internet after a criminal ransomware attack that began on Wednesday, the city said on its official website. The FBI and the Michigan Attorney General's Office are both investigating the attack, which has affected the city's utilities payment systems. Payments for water, sewer and taxes are only...
Clio seeks approval of plans to renovate city’s skate park
CLIO, MI -- The city of Clio is looking to renovate its skate park, and it asked residents who use the facility what they would like to see added there. Clio City Commissioners discussed the renovation plans during a meeting earlier this month, with a number of possible features being tossed around.
Flint’s long search for permanent ombudsperson restarts after ethics board removal
FLINT, MI -- Flint’s troubled Office of Ombudsperson is back in the market for a new leader. Seven months after the city’s Ethics and Accountability Board appointed Shaxda Flythe-Little as ombudsperson, the board reversed that decision this week, removing her after Flint’s Law Department challenged the appointment because she lacked the minimum qualifications for the job.
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