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Michigan Fireworks Rules Most People Don’t Know They’re Breaking
Michigan's fireworks rules are stricter than most people realize — and a lot of neighbors found that out the hard way this past Fourth of July weekend.
Oakland University Is Building A Small AI Data Center And It Could Change How Students Do Research
Rochester Hills might be getting its own AI data center — and it's smaller than you'd probably expect.
Michigan Cyclospora Outbreak Grows Across Seven Counties With 157 Cases
Monroe County alone has logged 70 cases in just over a week — and investigators still haven't pinpointed the source.
Utica’s Abandoned Slaughterhouse Had Blood On The Floors And Voices In The Walls
Once the largest pork processing plant east of the Mississippi, this Utica landmark left behind more than just memories when the doors finally closed.
Kalamazoo Avenue Closes July 15 As Downtown Two-way Conversion Begins
Starting July 15th, Kalamazoo Avenue is about to look a lot different — and for the next three years, getting around downtown Kalamazoo won't be quite the same.
Why Stopping For A Funeral Procession Shows Community Respect
There's something humbling about seeing a line of cars pull over for a funeral procession, especially when it's a military farewell.
Cougars Are Back In Michigan With 13 Sightings This Year
Michigan’s wildlife is making headlines again—13 cougar sightings in just a few months! Let’s take a closer look at what this means for locals.
