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Canton Township, Michigan, October 15, 2025 News Summary An 18-year-old from Garden City, Michigan, tragically lost his life after being struck by a vehicle on Interstate
News Summary Saline Township, Michigan, is leading a movement against AI data centers amid rising energy costs and environmental concerns. The township recently rejected a
News Summary Artist Tyrrell Winston has filed a lawsuit against the New Orleans Pelicans for alleged copyright infringement, claiming the NBA team used his artistic
News Summary As the federal shutdown continues and residents recover from ice storms, Grand Rapids is seeing a rise in scams. The Better Business Bureau
News Summary Republican candidate Mike Steger faces security threats after a student at Oakland University posted calling for his death in relation to an upcoming
News Summary On Saturday, October 18, thousands are expected to participate in the ‘No Kings’ protests across over 100 locations in Michigan. These demonstrations aim
News Summary Governor Gretchen Whitmer and House Speaker Matt Hall have passed a landmark road funding bill in Michigan, allocating nearly $2 billion over four
Southgate, Michigan, October 14, 2025 News Summary In an incident at a Southgate Kroger store, a decision by the Wayne County Prosecutor’s Office has determined that
News Summary Penn State has made the surprising decision to fire head coach James Franklin following a disappointing start to the season, with the Nittany
News Summary A rare 17th-century theology book, ‘Theologia Moralis’ by Paul Laymann, was donated to Michigan State University’s Surplus Store. This significant piece of literature
