News Summary The Michigan Senate approved a significant increase in hunting and fishing license fees for the first time in over a decade, with residents facing hikes to $150 for complete licenses while nonresidents will pay $450. This legislative move aims to generate millions for natural resource management amid opposition
News Summary The Michigan Unemployment Insurance Agency will resume collecting $2.7 billion in overpaid unemployment benefits from about 350,000 residents starting September 29. This follows a temporary pause due to a lawsuit regarding the agency’s collection practices. Claimants are receiving notifications about their outstanding balances and can apply for financial
News Summary Health officials in Michigan have issued a ‘Do Not Eat’ advisory for fish from four lakes due to high levels of PFOS, a toxic chemical linked to health risks. This warning affects all fish species from Hopewell Indian Mounds Pond, Luvis Lake, Porter Lake, and Spelman Lake. Authorities
News Summary The growing popularity of burbot fishing in the Great Lakes has raised alarms among conservationists about potential declines in the species’ population. Burbot, known for their tasty meat and unique eel-like appearance, attract anglers especially during their March spawning season. Despite their culinary appeal, reports of declining catches
News Summary Sky Cannabis LLC has initiated a recall of approximately 26,000 vape cartridges due to potential contamination with medium-chain triglyceride (MCT) oil, a prohibited additive in Michigan’s cannabis products. The Michigan Cannabis Regulatory Agency (CRA) issued the recall affecting several flavors sold since November 2024, prioritizing consumer safety. Consumers
