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Michiganders ask why Manhattan Project waste being shipped into state
(CBS DETROIT) – Radioactive waste from the making of the atomic bomb is coming to Michigan, and on Wednesday, residents were able to ask why.People packed into the town hall at the Wayne Community College District Ted Scott Campus. Concerned residents lined up to question representatives from EGLE, the Army Corps of Engineers, and Republic Services, among others."I care about what this is going to do to my property values, as well as to my health," said one woman in attendance.The waste in question is from the Manhattan Project, 6,000 cubic yards of mostly soil and some concrete from Niagara Falls, New...
Teen Mom Catelynn Lowell and Tyler Baltierra take $433k Michigan home off the market after foreclosure fears
TEEN Mom stars Catelynn Lowell and Tyler Baltierra have taken their $433,000 home off the market amid foreclosure rumors. The couple listed the home for sale in September 2023, dropping the price months after their failure to pay taxes on the house left them in danger of foreclosure. Catelynn and Tyler, both 32, took the […]
Retailer Will Permanently Close 150 Locations, Michigan Impacted
Many of our go-to places for shopping in Michigan have announced store closures and one more retailer is being added to that list. A beloved retail chain store is closing its doors to 150 stores, and Michigan stores may be impacted soon. Retailer Will Permanently Close 150 Locations, Michigan Impacted.
Michigan Man Swam Across Lake Michigan To Wisconsin
This was the challenge of a lifetime and we got to experience it in real time!. An ultra swimmer just made the state of Michigan so proud!. Do you know about Jim Dreyer? If not, let me educate you. Jim Dreyer & HIs Swimming Challenge. Jim Dreyer, also known as...
Pennsylvania’s Rite Aid footprint relatively intact as pharmacy chain emerges from bankruptcy; 100% of Michigan stores closed, 98% of Ohio
HARRISBURG, Pa. (WHTM) — Rite Aid emerged from bankruptcy Tuesday, nearly 11 months after it filed for Chapter 11 protection and after closing about 780 stores, which was more than most analysts expected. But the state-by-state impact varied dramatically. Pennsylvania, Rite Aid’s headquarter state and largest market by number of stores, fared better than other […]
RFK Jr. must stay on Michigan ballot, judge rules: ‘Elections are not just games’
Former independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. will remain on Michigan’s general election ballot after a judge in the state sided with Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson, who said it was too late under state law for his name to be removed. Kennedy suspended his campaign last month and endorsed former President Donald Trump. […]
Michigan district first to test system providing dispatchers real-time access to cameras
LIVINGSTON COUNTY, MI – Emergency dispatchers in Livingston County are testing a new technology that allows them to see what is going on at the scene of an emergency using security cameras already in place. The private company Eagle Eye Networks, out of Austin, Texas, announced Aug. 22 it...
Michigan Frank Lloyd Wright Airbnb Named One of the Most Unique In U.S.
Airbnb has revolutionized the way we travel, offering stays in some of the most extraordinary and unique homes across the country. Whether you're dreaming of a treehouse in the mountains, a converted lighthouse by the sea, or an architectural masterpiece, Airbnb has something to satisfy every wanderlust. Recently, Travel +...
Two Michigan Children’s Hospitals Ranked Among Best in America
We never want to see our children hospitalized. But unfortunately, check-ups and routine appointments aren't the extent of children's hospitals. The doctors and nurses who work in pediatric care have to be able to handle everything from those routine visits to unimaginable circumstances. It's not a thankless job, but it sure is a heavy burden that so many pediatric healthcare workers shoulder every day with a smile.
As election nears, Michigan, other states confront intimidation of clerks
ROCHESTER HILLS – Exactly seven days had passed since the 2020 presidential election when Tina Barton sat down at her desk and saw the blinking light on her office phone. It had already been a week from hell for the city clerk of Rochester Hills. Her office was responsible for administering an election that had grown increasingly contested, especially in her home state of Michigan. At one point, she’d worked for 36 hours straight.
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