The FBI conducted operations in several communities in Michigan on Tuesday, Nov. 10, a spokesperson said. The FBI would not say where the activity took place or the nature of the operations. A spokesperson said the agency was “present in several areas within Genesee County and several in West Michigan” on Tuesday. “I’m not able […]
5 Michigan cities voted to create ‘health action’ boards. Now what? by Simon D. Schuster and Robin Erb, Bridge Michigan Five Michigan cities are now required to study healthcare costs after voters approved local charter amendments New ‘health action’ will be required to provide first recommendations to each city in less than two years The […]
Michigan football coach Kyle Whittingham said his comments were a “credit,” but it’s not quite how it came across. Whittingham, who spoke on “Inside Michigan Football” with team color commentator Jon Jansen on Monday, was asked about Oregon coach Dan Lanning and, at first, his comments were exceedingly positive about the man whom his team […]
Bojangles, a “Southern chicken” chain, that opened its first Michigan location earlier this year has closed its doors. North Carolina-based Bojangles operates 850 restaurants in 20 states across the United States through the company and franchises. The only Michigan location, operated by Meritage Hospitality, closed the only restaurant in the state at 1730 28th St. […]
Parents of Michigan students with disabilities demand special education reforms by Isabel Lohman, Bridge Michigan More than 75 people attend a state meeting about special education Parents raised concerns about students receiving specialized services, communication with local schools and student discipline Attendees told Bridge they hope state officials take their concerns seriously and make changes […]
By: Gary Simmons MUSKEGON – Throughout November and December, Muskegon Community College’s (MCC) Carr-Fles Planetarium will present a free holiday themed show Mystery of the Christmas Star, about the scientific origins of the star that prophesied the birth of Jesus Christ. This show looks at all the possible celestial bodies that could have pointed the […]
Michigan regulators set December deadline for Consumers dam sale decision by Kelly House, Bridge Michigan State utility regulators have set a December deadline to rule on the Consumers Energy dam sale Unless the utility can show negotiations with sale critics are bearing fruit, regulators will make a decision Dec. 17 Consumers calls the sale best […]
Dan Campbell knew what this was by halftime. He barked it into the CBS cameras. “We gotta calm down … and then we GOTTA GO! We can’t be messing around!” Exactly. When playing a team that is 1-6, a good team often finds itself inexplicably fumbling and bumbling. It’s like when you can’t get that […]
The controversial Ypsilanti Township site chosen by the University of Michigan and Los Alamos National Laboratory for a $1.25 billion data center project is “highly archeologically sensitive,” a major past trail route for Native American tribes that may include both artifacts and graves, the State Historic Preservation Office has informed project officials. Both Ypsilanti Township […]
GRAND LEDGE — Goalie Kaden Peggar was ready to run to the waiting fans in celebration before Carter MacKellar had even gotten set for what turned out to the decisive penalty kick. Seconds later, Peggar, MacKellar and the rest of the Muskegon Western Michigan Christian (21-1-3) boys soccer team raced across the field at Grand Ledge […]