Michael Livingston
Michigan News Group Intern / ReporterMichael Livingston is a senior at Central Michigan University majoring in Journalism and International Relations. He grew up in Hartland, a small town in Livingston County. After graduation in 2022, he aspires to take his reporting abroad as a correspondent.
“This internship program has given me my first taste of being a full-time reporter. In the first few weeks, I’ve already written on plenty of important topics. I’ll take the lessons I learn at WCMU with me for the rest of my career.”
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The report comes months before Canada will have its human rights record scrutinized in a routine review by the U.N. -
Leaders from Michigan’s 12 federally-recognized tribal communities plan to discuss the proposed expansion of Camp Grayling with the Department of Natural Resources. -
Federal authorities now believe a fire that broke out at an Enbridge facility last year was arson. -
An agreement between community colleges could bring about more dental assistants in Northern Michigan. -
Michigan’s longest dog sled race has been canceled for the first time in history.The Upper Peninsula Dog Sled Association announced today the UP200 - along with its Midnight Run and Jack Pine 30 - are all canceled due to poor weather conditions.Association President Darlene Walch said days of warm weather and rain showers last night melted too much snow on sections of the 220-mile track. -
Experts say rehabilitation is best done at home rather than a facility for youth in the juvenile justice system. -
Outdoors lovers will soon have access to stunning views of Burt and Mullet Lakes. -
Former Charlevoix Police Chief Gerald Doan's retirement came during an ongoing sexual harassment investigation. -
The contenders for Michigan’s first congressional district list healthcare as a priority. This year, Republican incumbent Jack Bergman is challenged by Dr. Bob Lorinser from Marquette. Libertarian Andrew Gale and Liz Hakola of the Working Class Party are also in the running. -
Juveniles can sometimes be lodged in emergency rooms for weeks awaiting placement in a dedicated mental health facility.
