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Michigan Woman Wins $1M on Instant Ticket Sold at Meijer Gas Station
A Michigan woman who has always believed she would win a large lottery jackpot has cashed in for $1 million on a ticket she bought at a Meijer gas station. The 40-year-old woman from Oakland County said she has always had this feeling that one day she and her husband would win big.
New Scholten ad seeks to reach independents
First in Punchbowl News: Rep. Hillary Scholten (D-Mich.) has a new television ad highlighting her generations-long West Michigan roots as the Frontliner tries to woo independent voters in the battleground district. The ad, titled “Traditions,” details how Scholten’s “faith and family” drove her interest in public service. The six-figure ad...
Pharmacy Chain Shutting Down All Remaining Locations In Michigan
Many Michigan residents rely on their favorite pharmacy to fill necessary prescriptions or as a convenient way to grab medicine and other household items. However several chain pharmacies in Michigan have faced financial struggles, and more consumers moving to do business online has led to restructuring efforts to save them. One drugstore chain has announced that over 800 locations are closing, including all locations in Michigan.
Abandoned House Somewhere in the Michigan Woods, Up for Auction
WARNING: Under no circumstances should you enter this property. By doing so you risk bodily harm and/or prosecution for trespassing on private property. To protect this empty, deserted piece of property back in the Michigan woods, the exact location is purposely eliminated – to discourage any trespassers and would-be vandals.
DNR Has New Rules For Michigan’s 2024 Deer Season
Another Michigan whitetail deer season is approaching, and with it, some rule tweaks from the Department of Natural Resources (DNR). Many of the changes mean more opportunities to bag your deer, while some mean tighter restrictions for certain Deer Management Units and zones in both the Upper (UP) and Lower (LP) Peninsulas in Michigan. Here's a closer look at updated regulations for the 2024 whitetail deer season.
Extremely Contagious Viral Disease Spreading Rapidly, MI Impacted
As the summer season winds down in Michigan, the likelihood of spreading illness rises as we head back to school and head indoors with the cooler weather. Health officials are warning of a rise in a highly contagious disease that spreads quickly and is now affecting Michigan. Extremely Contagious Viral...
‘Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over’: impaired driving enforcement to begin soon
LANSING, Mich. (WJMN) — The “Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over” campaign is encouraging sober driving as the Labor Day holiday nears. The holiday weekend is one of the deadliest times of the year in terms of impaired-driving fatalities, indicating that a late-summer enforcement period is needed more than ever. During a three-week period this […]
High waves and currents prompt swim advisory on Lake Michigan beaches
(WLUK) -- A swim advisory has been issued for Lake Michigan beaches from Washington Island to Sheboygan. Dangerous waves, up to four feet, and currents are expected Thursday morning through early Friday morning, the National Weather Service reports. Officials urge people not to swim during this time.
Forty Years Ago This Historic Michigan Lighthouse Was Set Ablaze
Lighthouses are the silent guardians of the lakeshore, calling the sailors home since 280 BC when the first lighthouse was made in Egypt. Since then, lighthouses have gone from lighthouse keepers lighting large fires to lighthouses becoming mainly automated and using lightbulbs. Michigan has more lighthouses than any other state...
TCAPS Board Approves Negotiating Bertha Vos Sale to North Arrow, Putting Operating Millage on November Ballot
Traverse City Area Public Schools (TCAPS) trustees voted unanimously Monday to authorize staff to negotiate a deal to sell the former Bertha Vos Elementary School to North Arrow ABA, a local business providing autism services to children. North Arrow offered $700,000 for the property; a final purchase agreement would still need to come back to the board for approval. Trustees Monday also approved a resolution to put a renewal of the district’s 10-year operating millage on the November ballot and discussed next steps for a $180 million capital bond approved by voters last week.
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