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The Jubilee has its roots in a 19th-century emancipation celebration that is decades older than Juneteenth.
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A Bangor manufacturing plant worker heard the name was a joke, but wondered if that was true.
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A Western Michigan University professor who published a book on Lake Ontario in 2024 has been popular in the press over the past few weeks following an executive order to rename the Great Lake.
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The order comes after a group of members removed the People's Food Coop's Board of Directors Friday.
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The riverside restaurant cited increased costs and competition as the reasons for its closure.
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MLive has been using targeted marketing to encourage print subscribers to move to digital for at least two years.
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The public hearing to reconsider the life sentence of Efren Paredes Jr. was required under a recent Michigan Supreme Court ruling.
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The plant's owners, Holtec International, began the process on Monday. This comes as Holtec seeks to restart it early next year.
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EGLE odor investigation procedure precludes the use of scientific instruments. Instead, investigators rely on their sense of smell to enforce regulations.
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At a campaign event in Kalamazoo, the Fourth Congressional District hopeful and current state senator said he hasn't yet decided his stance on continuing military aid to Israel.
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Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan is making a change that will effectively cut reimbursements for certain providers this fall. BCBS says the move protects patients, but some in the healthcare industry have concerns.