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Michigan warns drivers to check insurance as deer season ramps up
Michigan officials urge drivers to review auto insurance, as deer crashes rise in fall and standard policies may not cover the damage.
Lakeshore Keepers begins restoration at Big Sable Point Lighthouse
The fall work is an important first step toward the larger restoration project planned for Big Sable Point Lighthouse in 2027.
Dementia cases worldwide could more than double by 2050, study finds
Researchers say dementia cases may more than double by 2050, highlighting growing risks in low- and middle-income countries.
Vogue Theatre welcomes two new board members
Wesley Smith, is a 28-year veteran of the Michigan State Police, and Kristina Bajtka, Director for the United Way of West Michigan, joined Vogue Theatre Board of Directors.
Meet Paul Glaser, a Community Champion nominee
Nominate a 2026 Manistee News Advocate Community Champion and learn about nominee Paul Glaser.
Brethren honor society chapters induct new members
Brethren High School's National Honor Society and National Art Honor Society each welcomed eight new members during induction ceremonies last week.
Armory Youth Project breakfast draws 205, tops fundraising goal
Armory Youth Project’s annual breakfast drew 205 attendees, beat its fundraising goal and welcomed a new board member in Manistee.
HumanKind event to explore technology, human connection in healthcare
West Shore Community College will host a free Oct. 19 panel on balancing technology and humanity in healthcare.
Trinity Lutheran Church to host Swiss Steak Dinner fundraiser in Manistee
Trinity Lutheran Church in Manistee will host a Swiss Steak Dinner fundraiser on Oct. 22.
Social Security payments to rise 3.6% in 2027, adding about $75
The SSA set a 3.6% COLA for 2027, boosting average Social Security payments from $2,095 to $2,170 a month.
Michigan investing in space company developing satellite-moving spacecraft
Michigan invested in a space company developing satellite-moving spacecraft.
Michigan, Texas and Illinois projects among USDA specialty crop grant recipients
The USDA is investing $86.6 million in specialty crop projects nationwide, including grants for Michigan, Texas and Illinois. See what the funding will support.
Traverse City man accused of making terror threat against prosecutor
Michigan’s attorney general says a man threatened to kill a county prosecutor. The case now heads to court.
Inflation accelerated in September as gas prices drove up CPI
Gas prices fueled September inflation, with CPI up 0.6% for the month and 3.7% from a year earlier, the Labor Department said.
Author John Wemlinger wins national writing award
"Finding Innocence," Wemlinger's latest novel was recognized with a Gold Medal for writing excellence at the 32nd Annual Collective of Independent Publishers and Authors Awards ba…
Blaine Christian Church's Heavenly Apple Pie Day returns
Make upcoming holiday dinners easier and help those in need at the same time. All funds raised will be given to local missions agencies.
Highland singer Evan James advances on ‘The Voice’ after facing teammate Luke Curran
Michigan singer Evan James is one step closer to "The Voice" finale. See the powerful battle performance that helped him beat his teammate and advance to the next round.
Rainfall helping as Upper Peninsula wildfires continue in Michigan
Wildfires continue in the Upper peninsula despite some help from rainfall over the start of the week.
Michigan adds 205 recovery housing beds in 14 counties with opioid funds
Michigan is adding 205 recovery housing beds in 14 counties through $3.4 million in opioid settlement grants. See which counties and organizations will receive the new beds.
Social Security commissioner says program is secure, but funds face 2034 deadline
The Social Security commissioner says the program will endure, but trustees project key retirement funds will run short in 2034.
More than 440,000 Michigan absentee ballots returned ahead of Nov. 3 election
More than 440,000 Michigan absentee ballots are already back. Here’s where voting by mail stands across the state.
Two Michigan wildfires continue to burn in the Upper Peninsula
Michigan got some relief yesterday with cooler temps, precipitation and higher humidity, but firefighters were still battling wildfires as of 7 p.m. on Monday night.
Tom Lounsbury: How pheasants came to Michigan and transformed hunting
Many folks assume pheasants are indigenous to North America, but they are not. They hail primarily from Eurasia, where various regions feature distinctly different subspecies of p…
Michigan archery harvest: Over 15,000 deer harvested through first two weekends
With the second weekend into archery season completed, here's how many deer have been harvested so far.
Michigan declares energy emergency over record diesel prices
Michigan declared a statewide energy emergency today, here's what Governor Whitmer said after making the executive order.
Social Security bill to rename retirement claiming ages awaits Trump
Social Security’s retirement age terms could change under a bipartisan bill now awaiting action from President Trump.
Circle Rocking Children's Farm hosts costume hayride, potluck
Circle Rocking Children's Farm hosted a special needs Halloween costume hayride and potluck on Oct. 6. Participants received free stuffed animals and treats.
Niles home beside 1869 mausoleum advances on HGTV’s ‘Scariest House in America’
A Michigan mansion across from a haunted mausoleum won its regional title on HGTV’s “Scariest House in America.” See what’s inside the 1847 home and what earned it a spot in the c…
Munson Healthcare launches Medicaid support resources
To help patients navigate upcoming Medicaid changes and maintain access to care, Munson Healthcare is launching a Medicaid support initiative.
Michigan residents urge approval of Consumers Energy dam sale
Michigan residents urge MPSC to approve dam sale