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South Haven Lake Michigan Estate Lists Two Homes, Private Beach Access for $2.1M
A South Haven property with two finished homes on nearly two acres is on the market for $2.1 million. The listing includes a guest house, luxury features, and access to a private Lake Michigan beach in the Sylvan Shores neighborhood.
Brighton Burger King Reopens With Free Whoppers for a Year for First 100 Guests
Burger King's Brighton location reopens September 12 with a full redesign. The first 100 visitors at 8489 W. Grand River Ave. will get free Whopper sandwiches for a year.
Mazda Test Drive Events to Support Local High School Programs
Three metro Detroit Mazda dealerships will hold test drive fundraisers in September, offering up to $10,000 per event for athletic and science programs at four area high schools.
US Consumer Sentiment Drops as Fuel Prices and Inflation Weigh on Households
The University of Michigan's latest survey shows consumer sentiment has fallen to its second-lowest level on record, with rising fuel prices and inflation expectations driving the decline and raising the likelihood of a Federal Reserve rate hike.
Dan Bartholomae Named Michigan State Athletic Director on Five-Year Deal
Dan Bartholomae will take over as Michigan State University's athletic director and vice president under a five-year contract worth more than $1.3 million per year. The university announced his appointment at a news conference in East Lansing.
Federal Court Blocks Trump Order to Keep Michigan Coal Plant Running
A federal appeals court has struck down the Trump administration's emergency order requiring the J.H. Campbell Generating Plant in Michigan to stay open past its planned retirement, citing lack of legal grounds and high costs for local ratepayers.
Federal Court Overturns DOE Order Keeping Michigan Coal Plant Open
A federal appeals court has struck down the Department of Energy's emergency order that forced Consumers Energy's J.H. Campbell coal plant in West Olive to stay open past its planned 2025 closure, citing federal overreach and major cost concerns for Michigan ratepayers.
Knam Industries announces $10 million plant in Plymouth, but local confirmation lacking
Knam Industries International says it is opening a $10 million facility in Plymouth, Michigan, with plans to hire over 100 skilled workers by 2027 and invest further in manufacturing technology. As of now, local and regional officials have not confirmed the project or its details.
Talon Metals Shifts Focus to Michigan's Humboldt Mill, Drops North Dakota Plant Plan
Talon Metals has dropped its plan for a new processing plant in North Dakota and is now considering Michigan's Humboldt Mill for ore from its Tamarack project. A final decision will follow a feasibility study expected by the end of 2026.
Lawsuit Over Denied Youth Center Permit Splits Leland Township
Youth for Christ's lawsuit against Leland Township over a denied permit for a youth center has stirred debate among residents, many of whom support the township's zoning decision and question the group's approach.
Cloudflare Security Blocks Disrupt Access to Local Websites
Some users are being blocked from websites protected by Cloudflare, often after submitting certain data or forms. The block can affect anyone and usually requires contacting the site owner to resolve.
Abdul El-Sayed to Join Senate Forum in Northern Michigan
Abdul El-Sayed will take part in the Northern Michigan Chamber Alliance's Agree to Disagree event on September 21, where he may appear alongside Republican Mike Rogers to discuss rural business policy and statewide issues.
Federal Lawsuit Accuses Leland Township of Religious Discrimination Over Youth for Christ Permit
A federal lawsuit claims Leland Township in Michigan discriminated against a Christian youth group by denying a permit for a downtown clubhouse. The dispute raises questions about zoning rules and constitutional rights.
Three New Teams Enter National High School Volleyball Rankings
The latest USA TODAY Sports and AVCA Super 25 girls volleyball rankings feature three new teams and a major shakeup in the Top 10. Undefeated records and surprise upsets are driving changes as the season gains momentum nationwide
Rose Water Designs adapts to changing market in Lake Michigan community
Rose Water Designs, led by Lauren Stehouwer, has shifted focus from wholesale to custom retail jewelry after industry changes and rising material costs. The business now emphasizes minimalist handmade pieces and interactive events for local customers
Michigan Farmers Offered New Webinar Series on Local Food Sales
A seven-week online series starting October 7 will guide Michigan farmers through selling to food co-ops, schools, hospitals and more, with practical advice from industry experts and registration open until November 17
Michigan Iron Workers Can Now Earn College Credit for Apprenticeships
A new Michigan program lets iron workers and other skilled trades earn college credit for completing registered apprenticeships, reducing the time needed for an associate degree at participating community colleges
Whitmer Moves to Revoke Line 5 Tunnel Permit in Michigan
Governor Gretchen Whitmer has directed state regulators to reconsider the Line 5 tunnel permit and called on Enbridge to prepare for decommissioning the pipeline, citing risks to Michigan's water, wildlife and economy
Fifth Generation Family Expands Cherry and Grape Farming in Traverse City
Lyon Farm and Vineyards in Traverse City continues to adapt as the Lyon family introduces new crops and livestock while maintaining one of Michigan's oldest fruit farms. The operation now spans 100 acres and five generations
Michigan Governor and Senate Races Remain Close Eight Weeks Before Election
Recent polling shows Michigan's top statewide races for governor and U.S. Senate are still highly competitive with no clear frontrunner as the November election approaches. Voters will decide between John James, Jocelyn Benson, Mike Rogers and Abdul El-Sayed
Grand Raven Festival Parade Launches Month of Events in Downtown Farmington
Downtown Farmington will host the Grand Raven Festival kickoff parade on October 1 with live music and themed activities. The event marks the start of a month-long celebration inspired by Edgar Allan Poe and local arts organizations
Eastern Michigan University to Digitize Michigan Music Archive
Eastern Michigan University will use $30,000 in new funding to organize and digitize the River Street Anthology, making hundreds of recordings and photos from Michigan's independent music scene accessible to the public for the first time
Michigan Launches Emergency Whitefish Rescue as Mussels Threaten Collapse
Michigan officials have started a high-stakes effort to save Great Lakes whitefish by collecting wild adults for captive breeding after invasive mussels devastated natural populations and commercial harvests plummeted in recent years
Farmington Hills Teen Earns National Award for Inclusive Literacy Project
Mariam Dunkan, a 16-year-old Girl Scout from Farmington Hills, developed a literacy curriculum and book for grades 3-5 that won her the Gold Award and national recognition for promoting inclusivity in local schools
Farmington Hills Artist Reflects on Decades of Teaching and Community Impact
Ilham Mahfouz has spent over two decades teaching ceramics and painting in Farmington Hills, guiding students of all backgrounds while developing her own abstract art. Her story highlights the challenges and rewards of building a creative life in Michigan.
Michigan Faces New Global Pressure in Automotive Investment Decisions
Michigan is now competing with regions in the South, Mexico, Europe and China for automotive projects as companies weigh costs, speed and site readiness before investing in new or existing facilities
Michigan Officials Push Back on Federal Election Data Order
Michigan leaders are raising concerns about a federal executive order that could give Washington new control over state voter data and absentee ballot procedures ahead of the next election
Winter Deck Construction Expands for Homeowners in Southeast Michigan
Custom Deck Creations is now building composite decks throughout winter in Southeast Michigan using ground screw foundations, allowing projects to move forward even in cold weather and giving homeowners a chance to avoid spring construction delays
Request Foods expands frozen meal production in Holland Michigan
Request Foods has increased its frozen food manufacturing capacity in Holland with support from the Michigan Business Development Program, adding new single-serve meal lines and investing in workforce training to meet changing market demand
Michigan Designer Expands Family Business With Custom Charm Bar
Emily Cuozzo, a Michigan interior designer, has grown a family-run charm bar business that now offers thousands of custom jewelry pieces at local events. The venture highlights both creative collaboration and the realities of small business competition
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