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Michigan lawmakers are debating whether to allow deer baiting again in the Lower Peninsula through House Bill 4445. The bill has already passed the Michigan House and is now headed to the Michigan Senate for consideration. If the Senate approves it and the governor signs it, it would become law.

For generations, Michigan grandparents have told stories about brutal winters where walking to school meant deep snow, bitter cold, and no such thing as snow days. When you look at Michigan winter records going back to 1895, many of those stories are supported by documented history. The state has experienced

For the first time since the pandemic, Michigan’s leading causes of death now closely mirror what the state saw before COVID, with long-term chronic illnesses once again dominating mortality instead of pandemic-driven spikes. Recent state data shows that heart disease, cancer, stroke, and other chronic conditions have

Nobody would say, “I’m just going to do a little cocaine before bed.” But millions of people say, “I’ll just scroll for a minute,” and somehow wake up an hour later watching videos they do not even remember liking. That is because modern apps are not just tools.

Thank You for 50+ Years, Rocky’s After more than half a century as a staple along South Saginaw Street, Rocky’s Great Outdoors is saying goodbye. Before the lights go out for the final time, the longtime Burton business is holding a liquidation sale this weekend, giving customers a

Do we really need Big Brother watching us drive down the road in Genesee County? That is the question hanging over the Genesee County Board of Commissioners as they have postponed a decision on whether to continue using Flock license plate reader cameras. These cameras are not just tools that