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Coast Guard officials said they're still working to determine the extent of the damage to the vessel before they attempt to move it out of Munuscong Lake in the eastern Upper Peninsula.
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Since the Soo locks first opened in 1855, they've been the gateway for Great Lakes carriers. WCMU's Teresa Homsi was at the opening of the locks on Friday and explains their significance.
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Medical providers for car crash victims say a recent Michigan Supreme Court ruling is a relief.
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Projects to let traffic go above or below a railroad crossing could soon see a new source of funding.
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The federal government today is proposing that railroads traveling through Michigan, and across the country, automatically inform first responders of all cargo on board a train, whenever there’s a derailment.
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The League of Michigan Bicyclists warns that bicyclist deaths in the state have stayed high since the first year of the pandemic.
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Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson announced an expansion of a program to give people a chance to get their driver’s licenses back, today.
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Michigan's Healthy Climate Plan has set a target of two million electric vehicles on state roads by 2030. Those EVs will need to charge their batteries at the right time to protect the electric grid.
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The Michigan Department of Transportation now has a full-time director after months under interim leadership.
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If you’re out on the highways this Memorial Day weekend, chances are you’re going to see more state police troopers starting today.
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Social media trend is back, as authorities report 20 incidents in 5 days.
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The state of Michigan is offering $10,000 scholarships to students entering the electric vehicle industry.The Michigander EV Scholars program is intended to help fill thousands of vacancies in the industry.