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AAA activates Tow to Go for Memorial Day weekend in Michigan
AAA’s Tow to Go program returns in Michigan for Memorial Day weekend, giving impaired drivers a free confidential ride and tow.
Free summer camps, clubs planned at Armory Youth Project
Register now for free summer camps and student-led clubs at the Armory Youth Project in Manistee. Programs for grades 6–12 include art, cooking, STEM, archery and more.
Michigan Senate passes mobile home reform, here’s what it could mean for residents
The Michigan Senate passed a bipartisan package of bills that would update mobile home laws, here's how it could effect residents.
Meet-and-greet slated with Senate candidate Mallory McMorrow
Mallory McMorrow, a candidate for Michigan’s U.S. Senate seat, is scheduled to meet the public May 30 in Manistee.
Freeze watches, Frost advisories issued in Northern Michigan for tonight
More frost advisories are in effect across Mid-Michigan tonight.
4 takeaways from Manistee County May board meeting
Highlights from the Manistee County board of commissioners regular meeting on May 19, 2026.
New Michigan bill would create tax credits to lure film and digital media projects
A new Michigan bill was introduced that would create a tax credit for film and digital media productions.
Manistee City Council supports childcare zoning amendments
Manistee City Council advanced a zoning ordinance intended to reduce barriers to establishing childcare options in the city.
Onekama school board recognizes All-State hooper
The Onekama school board recognized senior Luke Bradford for receiving All-State honorable mention from both the Basketball Coaches Association of Michigan and Detroit Free Press.
Mackinac Island lands No. 1 on USA Today’s summer travel list
Michigan's Mackinac Island was named the nation's best summer travel destination in USA Today's 2026 10Best Readers' Choice Awards.
Bush’s Beans unveils Dill Pickle, Apple Pie and Rocket Pop baked bean flavors for summer
Bush’s Beans is bringing unusual new flavors to summer cookouts with Rocket Pop, Apple Pie and Dill Pickle varieties.
A piece of Hell, Michigan, is for sale for $625,000
A piece of Hell is for sale in Michigan.
Former Detroit mayor Mike Duggan ends campaign for Michigan governor
The former Detroit mayor ended his campaign for governor on Thursday, May 21.
PepsiCo raises prices on small bags of Lay’s and Doritos after recent cuts
PepsiCo is increasing prices on some single-serve Lay’s and Doritos bags months after a 15% price cut meant to boost affordability.
Rain gardens help reduce flooding
For more than 10 years, a rain garden at Onekama’s Farr Center has reduced flooding by containing the run-off from the Center’s roof.
Michigan lifts lane restrictions on most road projects for Memorial Day travel
Here is a list of projects that will still be active over the weekend to help plan for travel!
Michigan warns swimmers, boaters to avoid lake and river foam over PFAS risks
As water recreation picks up in Michigan, officials warn foam on lakes and rivers can carry PFAS, bacteria and other harmful substances.
Target rolls out redesigned shopping carts with bigger cupholders
Target’s redesigned shopping carts aim to improve the store experience.
6 new plants added to Michigan's invasive species list
Here are six new plants being added to Michigan Invasive Species list.
Bridge Michigan, BridgeDetroit rack up 33 Society of Professional Journalists awards
Bridge Michigan education reporter Isabel Lohman was nominated for Young Journalist of the Year, and BridgeDetroit’s founder, Stephen Henderson, received a Lifetime Achievement Aw…
Stellantis celebrates American spirit with massive wrap on North American headquarters
As a way to celebrate our country’s 250th anniversary ahead of July 4, Stellantis is displaying a massive new wrap, featuring the American flag on the front of its North American …
Great Lakes shipping lost third of season to ‘inadequate icebreaking’
The Lake Carriers Association said in a report that it lost 82 shipping days this year because the US Coast Guard failed to break enough ice. Despite repeated attempts, Congress h…
Inkster cracks down on teen crime with curfew, federal charges and community outreach
Inkster is cracking down on teen crime through a combination of arrests, federal charges, a new curfew, and community outreach programs.
Michigan restricts buckthorn, other plants as landscapers cry foul
Advocates celebrated Tuesday after Michigan officials voted to ban or restrict six invasive plant species. Advocates said the decision helps the state catch up with neighboring Gr…
Ask Dr. Nandi: What you need to know about Ebola as a Detroit-bound flight is diverted
In today’s Health Alert, a Detroit-bound flight from Paris was diverted to Canada because a passenger from Congo boarded the plane during an Ebola outbreak in Central Africa.
More Michigan students need AP classes, other rigorous coursework, report says
A new study says too many students aren’t prepared for postsecondary education, especially students who are Black, Latino, low-income, disabled and English learners. Rural student…
Merz proposes limited EU status for Ukraine – media
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has suggested giving Ukraine a limited “interim” status within the EU, while Kiev demands full membership Read Full Article at RT.com
What Mike Duggan’s exit means for Michigan governor’s race
‘I never ran to be a spoiler,’ Mike Duggan said after ending his independent bid for governor. Experts predict his departure will likely benefit the eventual Democratic nominee.
Ukrainian drone could have caused mass casualties – Greek defense minister
A Ukrainian drone recently found near a Greek island could have caused mass casualties, Defense Minister Nikos Dendias has said Read Full Article at RT.com
In school cafeterias, kids fight Michigan’s food waste problems
Michigan schools are increasingly adopting composting programs that divert food waste from the landfill while teaching students sustainability.