Hundreds of retired military dogs will receive care packages from a local nonprofit to honor their service. Each box includes treats, toys, and more.
Laura McLellan, a legally blind artist in Manistee, turns her blurred vision into captivating landscape photography, proving vision loss doesn't mean losing creativity.
Michigan's Clean Slate law allows individuals to expunge eligible convictions, providing a second chance and restoring rights.
Ferris State University and Bulldog Athletics celebrated NCAA Division II Day this weekend, joining programs across the country in highlighting the impact of student-athletes on campus and in the community.
The Ludington Area Center for the Arts invites actors of all experience levels to audition for its 4th annual 'LACA 10-Minute Play Festival: Tales from the Stage.'
The Mackinac Bridge is reopened in both directions after falling ice created hazardous conditions for drivers.
The Mackinac Bridge is closed in both directions after falling ice created hazardous conditions for drivers.
The Access MI solar program aims to promote renewable energy and ease grid strain by offering discounted rates on solar installations.
Loneliness and isolation can increase health risks for seniors, but Traverse City senior centers offer community and purpose to combat these issues.
The Michigan Department of Corrections reports a record low recidivism rate of 21%, attributed to effective reentry programs aiding former prisoners.
Benzie County Emergency Manager applies for a $22,000 grant to develop digital maps of public facilities, aiming to aid first responders and enhance safety.
Artificial intelligence has been integrated into 911 dispatch training in Benzie County, offering realistic emergency call simulations to enhance training safety and effectiveness.
The Cadillac Speaker Series will feature artist and author Ellie Harold at Up North Arts on February 21. Harold will lead a book talk and workshop focused on creativity.
Antrim County’s Help From My Friends Pet Crisis Center is hosting a fundraiser to support animal care and spay/neuter services.
The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services is offering grants to establish Recovery Community Centers and Organizations. Eligible applicants can receive up to $75,000.
