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Storm damage cleanup in Michigan
Mich. (WNDU) - In Michigan lots of clean-up took place, especially in areas like Union Pier. The clean-up includes downed power lines, trees in the middle of the roads and lots of people without power. That’s what people in areas like Plymouth, Michigan and Union Pier are dealing with now....
Abandoned Hoarder House in the Michigan Countryside
WARNING: Under no circumstances should you enter this property. By doing so you risk bodily harm and/or prosecution for trespassing on private property. This place reminds me of the house in the original 1970s version of the movie “The Texas Chainsaw Massacre”.....sitting out in the country, surrounded by yellow fields, and a good distance away from other country homes in the area.
Highlight Zone Preview: Ubly prepares to defend state championship
UBLY, Mich. (WJRT) - After winning the Division 8 state championship, it's been an offseason of change for Ubly. Eric Sweeney retired as head coach after the title run. His cousin, Anthony Sweeney will lead the Bearcats in 2024. Sophomore TJ Barnes will take over for four-year starter Evan Peruski to lead Ubly's Wing-T offense as the team's starting quarterback.
With lifted spirits, Black Michiganders took their souls to the polls
SAGINAW, Mich. — Ann and Kenneth Patrick were in high spirits. The couple had just gotten out of a two-hour Sunday service earlier this month at Prince of Peace Baptist Church and had taken a 10-minute drive to vote early with fellow parishioners and members of their tight-knit community in central Michigan. Gospel music rang […]
Warning: Major Fudge Recall Hitting Michigan
Before you get ready to snack on any fudge in your pantry, you should be aware of this major recall hitting Michigan. A recall has been issued by Authentik Fudge, based in Sainte-Julie, Quebec, for 840 units of their Chocolate Fudge with Nuts, sold under the Montreal Fudge brand. The reason for the recall is the potential contamination of the product with mold.
Michigan approves major projects meant to create hundreds of jobs, revitalize areas
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer announced Tuesday the approval of several major projects that are meant to create hundreds of jobs in Michigan. The Michigan Strategic Fund (MSF) approved incentives for projects in Grand Rapids, Greenville, and Northville. "Today’s approved projects will drive more than $740 million of investment, creating and protecting...
The Super Bowl of desserts! Come to downtown Flint for your sweet tooth craving
FLINT, MI - Flint area residents can satisfy their sweet tooth this weekend at a special event dedicated to indulging in desserts. Dubbed “Sweet Tooth Dessert Taste Fest,” led by nonprofit Men Motivating Men, owned by OnDante Lott, the event will feature about 20 dessert vendors for the community offering a variety of sweet treats.
Crash, possible shooting in Saginaw leaves one person dead
SAGINAW, Mich. (WJRT) - Police are investigating a suspicious death a few blocks away from downtown Saginaw. The Saginaw Police Department and other authorities responded to the intersection of 5th Street and Wadsworth Road under the I-675 overpass around 9 a.m. for reports of shots fired and a possible pedestrian crash.
Bay City’s first-ever disc golf course now open
BAY CITY, Mich. (WNEM) - A Bay City park is now home to the city’s first disc golf course. The Bay City Department of Public Works announced on Wednesday, Aug. 28, the Ted Putz Nature Area now houses a disc golf course that is designed for all ages and all skill levels.
JV football sprints to victory over Reese
The JV football team sprinted out of the gate at Reese on Wednesday, scoring 32 points in the first quarter in a 40-6 win over the Rockets. Hudson Myers led the way with three touchdowns. Gauge Woelzlein and Layden DeLong scored Millington’s other two touchdowns. Woelzlein, Drake Terwilliger, Coleton Schisler, and Noah Steward (2) all converted points after touchdown plays.
Burglars steal cash, liquor from Bay County bar, but distinctive vehicle leads to arrests
BEAVER TWP, MI — Over the weekend, two burglars creeped into a rural Bay County bar and made off with cash and thousands of dollars’ worth of liquor. Within a day, police would arrest a pair of suspects, thanks to a tipster who recognized the hooptie used in the heist.
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