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Superior Maximus: The Deepest Spot in Lake Superior
Most of us Michiganders know Lake Superior as the biggest, coldest and wildest of the Great Lakes. It’s famous for shipwrecks, November storms and water so clear it can ...
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Michigan Foodborne Illness Outbreak Tops 570 Cases
Washtenaw and Monroe counties remain among the areas with the highest number of reported cases in a growing Michigan foodborne illness outbreak, state health officials said. The Michigan Department ...
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Michigan Budget Passes After Overnight Session
Michigan lawmakers passed a roughly $85 billion state budget Friday morning after working through the night in Lansing, giving schools and local governments long-awaited answers after weeks of uncertainty. ...
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Data Center Bills Multiply as Lansing Debate Widens
The data center fight in Lansing is no longer just about hitting pause. As large projects draw scrutiny across Michigan, lawmakers have introduced proposals aimed at tax incentives, transparency, ...
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Michigan Restricts Bradford Pear, Other Invasive Plants
The white-flowering Bradford pear trees that brighten yards, roadsides and parking lots each spring are part of a larger species Michigan is now trying to slow down. The Michigan ...
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Wetland Bills Spark Concern for Huron River Watershed
As Washtenaw County communities manage growth and heavier rain, the Huron River Watershed Council is warning that a group of wetland bills moving through Lansing could make those challenges ...
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Shink Bill Would Give Rosies Diplomas They Missed During WWII
For many women who became known as Rosies, the choice came early. They were teenagers. Their families needed help. The country was at war. Factory jobs were open, and ...
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STN Releases New Video Interview Exploring the Legacy of the 1966 Dexter UFO Sightings
The Sun Times News has released a new video featuring author and investigator Ray Szymanski in conversation with interviewer Steve Gwisdalla, examining one of Michigan’s most enduring mysteries—the 1966 ...
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Looking for a Job, House or Grant? STN’s Michigan Gateway Puts Thousands of Opportunities in One Place
If you’ve ever found yourself bouncing between websites looking for a new job, browsing homes for sale, or wondering whether there’s a grant program that could help fund a ...
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Dingell Bill Would Put $500M Toward Water Bill Help
A federal program that helped more than 28,000 Michigan households cover water and sewer costs could receive new funding under legislation introduced by U.S. Rep. Debbie Dingell. Dingell, D-Mich., ...
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Candidates for Lodi Township Supervisor Respond to STN Questions
The Sun Times News is committed to providing balanced, unbiased, and useful reporting about candidates running in local elections. STN sent a short set of questions to each of ...
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Lima Township Residents Worry about Consumers Energy’s Potential Plans
Lima Township held a special meeting on June 1 with one of the agenda items being a discussion of future plans of Consumers Energy with a representative from Consumers. ...
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