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Trump’s support of Kamala Harris campaign in 2011 focus of buzzy Michigan billboard
LINCOLN PARK, MI — A political billboard ad here involving the 2024 presidential race is gaining some viral buzz online. On Internet forums such as Facebook and Reddit, passersby are sharing images of a digital billboard showing what appears to be a copy of a $5,000 check Donald Trump donated to Kamala Harris’ political campaign when she was seeking reelection as California’s attorney general more than a decade ago.
Whitmer touts free community college. It’s not true for all Michigan kids
Gov. Whitmer’s claim of tuition-free community college for ‘every’ Michigan high school graduate doesn’t match actual details. Roughly 20% of Michigan students will still face tuition costs because they don’t live in a community college district. Critics call Whitmer’s "tuition-free" claim misleading, with many students...
Prominent 2020 election denier seeks GOP nod for Michigan Supreme Court race
LANSING, Mich. (AP) — A Donald Trump ally who faces felony charges of trying to illegally access and tamper with voting machines is seeking the Republican nomination for the highest court in Michigan, an epicenter of efforts to overturn the 2020 election. In June, attorney Matthew DePerno announced his...
Robbie D’s plans grand reopening Saturday in new Saginaw location
SAGINAW, MI — Robbie D’s will return to business in its new restaurant space this weekend. Restaurant owner Robert Delgado said the new site at a former KFC, 94 W. Genesee Ave., will open Saturday, Aug. 17. If you purchase a product or register for an account through...
CITY OF ART: Local and international artists to paint new murals in Bay City at festival
BAY CITY, Mich.— Bay City is about to get more beautiful with the inclusion of three more community-painted murals. The second annual City of Mural Community Festival is a week-long celebration of art, diversity, and community engagement. Hosted by United We Go, founder and president Gina Anayana says that the idea behind the festival is community togetherness.
Feisty woman adds another year to centenarian standing
SAGINAW, MI - Born and raised in Duncan Hill Cheese Factory in Greene County, Wisconsin, Helen Rysse, 102, recalls memories of her childhood when asked about her favorite memories in her almost 103 years of life. “...I was very proud of that, because my father was the best cheese maker...
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...
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...
Unsettled conditions remain into the weekend
SAGINAW, Mich. (WNEM) - Rain has returned to the area today and will continue through the weekend, which is unfortunate for some outdoor plans, but hopefully brings some relief to areas that could use it. For those with plans, while it will be a nuisance throughout the weekend, but we...
Baby born at Michigan truck stop
A baby is doing just fine after it was born in the parking lot of a Michigan truck stop early on Thursday morning. The parents were reportedly on their way to Holland Hospital in Michigan after the mother went into labor, but quickly realized that there was not enough time to make it there. The […] The post Baby born at Michigan truck stop appeared first on CDLLife.
How ’bout them frogs? Contest returns
MILLINGTON — A Tuscola County tradition resumed Aug. 8 when the Millington Old-Fashioned Summer Festival’s frog-jumping contest took place. This year, frogs found in Otter Lake, Murphy Lake, North Lake, the Flint River and the Cass River were among amphibians taking their places in the races on the artificial grass mat outside the Millington-Arbela District Library.
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