Michigan, November 29, 2025 A significant winter storm is sweeping through the northern United States, with warnings issued for heavy snowfall and severe travel conditions across regions including Michigan and the Midwest. Accumulations of six inches to over a foot are expected, particularly affecting Iowa, Illinois, Wisconsin, and Michigan. The storm
East Lansing, Michigan, November 29, 2025 Michigan State University has developed self-heating and self-healing concrete slabs that could revolutionize road safety during harsh winter conditions. This innovative technology aims to reduce reliance on traditional snow removal methods and enhance the durability of road surfaces. Testing began in October 2025 on the
Great Lakes region, November 27, 2025 The Great Lakes region is expecting heavy lake-effect snowfall as cold air interacts with warm lake waters, creating hazardous conditions. Areas in Michigan are projected to receive up to 3 feet of snow, while Western New York may see 18 inches. Residents are advised to
Detroit, November 27, 2025 In Detroit, various organizations, led by the Detroit Regional Chamber, are urging the Michigan House to codify the Michigan Achievement Scholarship into state law. This would ensure consistent funding and accountability for the program that provides financial aid to recent high school graduates in Michigan. The scholarship
Michigan, November 26, 2025 Michigan is expecting significant changes this winter, with forecasts indicating a 40-50% chance of above-normal precipitation and potential shifts in temperature patterns. Local entrepreneurs and small businesses must prepare for an active winter season, with the NOAA predicting wetter conditions and increased opportunities for innovation in sectors
News Summary The Michigan Economic Development Corporation (MEDC) has canceled over $100 million in state funding for Gotion High-Tech’s proposed battery factory project. Originally projected to create 2,350 jobs, the decision comes amid local governance disputes and accusations regarding the company’s ties to the Chinese Communist Party. Gotion has been
News Summary The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services has announced a temporary pause on November SNAP benefits, affecting 1.4 million residents. This decision follows USDA guidance during the ongoing federal government shutdown, raising concerns about food security for many households. With 13% of Michigan families relying on SNAP
News Summary The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services has announced a pause on food assistance benefits beginning in November, impacting 1.4 million residents due to a federal funding lapse. This halt affects SNAP benefits, essential for families facing elevated food prices, leading local charities to brace for increased
News Summary Premier Care LLC, a nursing home in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, faces layoffs affecting 94 employees, as reported to the state labor department. The decision, linked to challenges in the healthcare sector, raises concerns about job security and the impact on resident care. As staffing shortages and financial strains
News Summary Michigan is pursuing $23.6 million in incentives from Gotion Inc. after the company’s electric vehicle battery plant project near Big Rapids was abandoned. The state found Gotion in default for not conducting eligible activities for over 120 days, leading to the return of grant funds. Local residents opposed
