News Summary A hazardous materials incident at LG Energy Solution in Holland, Michigan, led to 15 individuals requiring hospitalization on September 6. The fire department responded swiftly to manage a chemical spill, containing it to the facility with no life-threatening injuries reported. Emergency services from multiple agencies worked collaboratively to
News Summary Mark Craft, a 39-year-old from Mancelona, Michigan, faces four counts of writing non-sufficient fund checks totaling $19,000 for the purchase of cattle. The Michigan State Police initiated an investigation in May 2025 after checks were returned due to insufficient funds. Craft’s next court appearance is scheduled for September
News Summary A Powerball ticket purchased at Sunkiss Market in Detroit has won a lucky player $2 million after matching all five white balls in the September 3 drawing. The ticket holder opted for the Power Play option, doubling the original $1 million prize. This win marks the second significant
News Summary A 66-year-old man from St. Joseph County has won $2 million after purchasing a ticket for the new $2,000,000 Lucky instant game. Initially mistaking his ticket for a loser, he discovered the winning symbols with the help of a store employee. The winner plans to take a lump
News Summary As Michigan’s state budget remains unapproved, K-12 schools in Mid-Michigan are at risk of losing essential funding. Delays could jeopardize operations, including staff pay and student services. School leaders warn that a state government shutdown could further complicate the already critical situation affecting educational programs, free meal services,
News Summary The Michigan Cannabis Regulatory Agency has issued a recall for Runtz-branded vape cartridges produced on February 25 due to harmful chemicals. This follows a similar recall of Kushy Punch cartridges. Consumers are urged to check packaging and report any adverse reactions. Approximately 5,800 cartridges were sold, with many
News Summary A recent town hall meeting in Dowagiac, Michigan, hosted by Congressman Tim Walberg, highlighted the frustrations of over 50 constituents regarding his responses to critical issues. Attendees expressed concerns over the Big Beautiful Bill, education cuts, and essential program reductions. The meeting revealed a disconnect between Walberg and
News Summary The Trump administration has agreed to release $171 million in federal education funding for Michigan, following a multistate lawsuit led by Attorney General Dana Nessel. The funds, frozen earlier due to political objections, are expected to be disbursed by October 3, 2025. This decision brings relief to educational
News Summary Michigan schools are experiencing staff layoffs due to uncertainty surrounding state budget funding. Many districts are either issuing layoff notices or have already implemented cuts as they wait for final budget approvals. House Speaker Matt Hall insists that proposed funding increases will support schools, but current partisan gridlock
News Summary A 17-year-old high school senior, Sameer Quadri, drowned at Lighthouse Beach in Evanston on Wednesday night amid hazardous swimming conditions. Emergency crews responded to a 911 call from a friend who noticed Quadri had gone under. Despite extensive search efforts, he was pronounced dead at a local hospital.
