Communities across the United States are reeling after separate attacks on a Michigan synagogue and Old Dominion University in Virginia unfolded within two hours of each other on Thursday, March 13 and Friday, March 14, 2026. Officials noted that the outcomes could have been more severe were it not for the intervention of residents. Old … Read more
Joshua Bogdan, a 31-year-old resident of New Hampshire, encountered unexpected difficulty when attempting to vote in last fall’s local elections. Despite having voted previously without issue, Bogdan was told he needed to present either a passport or a birth certificate to prove his citizenship due to a new state law requiring proof of citizenship for … Read more
Michigan State and Michigan Basketball: A Rivalry Still Heating Up The rivalry between Michigan and Michigan State continues to be a major storyline in college basketball, with both teams currently ranked in the top ten nationally as of March 2, 2026. Whereas Michigan has already clinched the Substantial Ten title, the upcoming game between the … Read more
Holland Hospital’s Robotic Surgery Milestone: A Glimpse into the Future of Joint Replacement Holland Hospital recently celebrated a significant achievement: orthopedic surgeon Dr. Derick Johnson completed his 2,000th robotic-assisted knee replacement in January. This milestone not only highlights Dr. Johnson’s expertise but also signals a broader trend in orthopedic surgery – the increasing adoption of … Read more
From Icy Rivers to Smart Collars: The Future of Pet Safety and Rescue The dramatic rescue of Gordie, a Siberian Husky mistaken for a wolf on the Detroit River, highlights a growing concern: keeping our animal companions safe in an increasingly unpredictable world. While this story had a happy ending thanks to quick-thinking fishermen and … Read more
Dusty May’s Michigan Triumph: A Recent Era of College Basketball? The Michigan Wolverines clinched the Big Ten regular-season championship with an 84-70 victory over Illinois, marking a significant milestone in Dusty May’s tenure. This win isn’t just a trophy for the present; it signals a potential shift in the landscape of college basketball, built on … Read more
The Evolving Landscape of College Football Scheduling: Why Early Non-Conference Games Matter More Than Ever Non-conference games have always held importance, but in the expanded College Football Playoff (CFP) era, a single marquee win – or a surprising loss – can significantly impact playoff positioning. Teams aiming to build a résumé that withstands December scrutiny … Read more
By Nick Lentz Updated on: February 8, 2026 / 9:57 PM EST / CBS Detroit The Rising Tide of Online Threats Against Public Officials A 28-year-old man recently received a probation sentence after posting a disturbing image on Facebook depicting a Michigan judge, Jennifer Andary of the Romeo District Court, in a coffin. The post, … Read more
From Invasive Pest to Plate: The Growing Trend of Eating Our Way to Ecosystem Recovery Michigan is pioneering a surprisingly delicious solution to a growing environmental problem: turning invasive species into food. Kyla Robinson, aquatic invasive species coordinator for Benzie Conservation District, is at the forefront of this movement, suggesting we consider species like red … Read more
Michigan Basketball: Beyond the Win – A Blueprint for Modern College Hoops Michigan’s recent dominant performance, culminating in an 83-71 victory over Michigan State, isn’t just about a single game or a 20-1 record. It’s a microcosm of a larger trend reshaping college basketball: the power of the transfer portal and strategic roster construction. Dusty … Read more