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Vehicle thefts are on the rise. Here’s what you should know.
Vehicle thefts are on the rise in Michigan and around the country, prompting state leaders to update laws to reflect evolving technology. In 2023, auto insurers reported 25,272 stolen vehicles, which was a 45% increase, or 7,854 more thefts than the state reported in 2018. Thefts had generally been on...
Yoga in the Sky at Boyne Mountain with Breathtaking Fall Colors
This may be the most beautiful place in Michigan to enjoy Yoga during the fall. Here's what you need to know about Yoga on Boyne's SkyBridge. Boyne Mountain's official website just announced that the Fall Session of Yoga in the Sky is just about to start and take your wellness and self-care to a new level,
Michigan’s First Cannabis-Friendly Music Venue is On the Way
Michigan cannabis is making headlines once again, but this time, it's not just about our booming local cannabis industry. Ypsilanti Township is set to become the home of the state's first-ever cannabis-friendly music venue- a major milestone for the community and the industry. With Michigan recently surpassing states like California...
Saturn Will Be Visible In Michigan This Weekend: How To See It
It has been a wild year for space-related events. Not only did a total solar eclipse happen that covered much of the Midwest in temporary darkness, but the Northern Lights were also visible way down south here in Grand Rapids. All gorgeous and rare events that left Michiganders speechless. Now,...
West Michigan wage growth declining amid economic uncertainty
MUSKEGON, MI -- The rapid wage growth spurred by the COVID-19 pandemic is showing signs of slowing down, according to a Michigan employer survey. The American Society of Employers West Michigan recently released the findings of a survey of nearly 200 Michigan employers, showing the average effective total increase budgets for 2024 was 3.5% for all categories of employees, showing a 0.6% decrease from last year.
6 months later, Whitmer still mum on whether she'll remove 2 fellow Dems from MSU board
EAST LANSING — Six months after the Michigan State University Board of Trustees referred Trustees Rema Vassar and Dennis Denno to Gov. Gretchen Whitmer for potential removal, the governor has not publicly announced any decision. Wednesday, her Press Secretary Stacey LaRouche said Whitmer was still reviewing the request. The request from the trustees came...
Public Health Officials in Michigan Investigating Backyard Bacterial Outbreak
The outbreak has spread to 7 new states including Michigan, Ohio, and Indiana. Between the spotted lanternfly, a massive deli meat recall, and the brain-eating amoeba that could be lurking in Michigan's lakes, I'm not even sure where in The Mitten is safe anymore-- because it's certainly not your own back yard!
Michigan City Ranked as One of the Most Foul Mouthed in America
Well, son of a--biscuit eater, would you look at that? It seems one of Michigan's finest cities has again ranked in a less than illustrious top ten. This time around, a Mitten State metro has been ranked as one of the nation's ten most foul-mouthed. Shot. The grammar gurus at...
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