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Great Lakes Law Signed, Showtime Hits 500, and GM Loses Billions

Jan 9, 2026

President Trump signed the Great Lakes Fishery Research Reauthorization Act into law on Thursday, which designates funding to control the population of sea lamprey in the lakes

Controversial Investor Revealed, Banned License Plate Phrases, and Historic Crime Drop

Jan 8, 2026

A letter penned to the Lowell Charter Township board received attention Wednesday after Microsoft was revealed to be the investor behind the controversial data center proposal in the township

Tiny Owl Rescued, Flu Cases Surging, and New Jobs Report

Jan 7, 2026

Video captured the heartwarming moment a Saint Charles police officer rescued a tiny injured owl on a bridge

Engagement Ring Rescue, Large Retailer Closing Stores, and Lifelike Confections

Jan 6, 2026

A Rochester Hills couple recovered their engagement ring that fell off the Boyne Moutnain Skybridge during their big moment, and it was all caught on video

Michigan Reacts to Maduro Capture, Winter Weather Continues, and Most Sinful Cities

Jan 5, 2026

Multiple Michigan elected officials and members of the Venezuelan community reacted to President Trump’s capture of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro over the weekend

An Update on The Mitten!

Dec 30, 2025

Happy Tuesday--where we've been, and where we're going...

Update on The Mitten

Nov 24, 2025

I wanted to provide you all an update.

Announcement on The Mitten

Nov 19, 2025

This is Joe, the founder and editor of our newsletter. I wanted to reach out to you all and let you know that The Mitten will not be sent per usual today or tomorrow as I am currently needed to tend to a serious family matter

Most Dangerous Intersections, State Official Goes Viral, and Up North Hockey Palooza

Nov 18, 2025

A new study from Michigan Auto Law ranked the state’s most dangerous intersections based on car accident data from 2024

Wintry Weather Arrives, Ford Unveils New Headquarters, and Best Thanksgiving Cities

Nov 17, 2025

A winter weather advisory from the National Weather Service for winds up to 35 miles per hour and six inches of snow was issued for parts of Northern Michigan through 7 a.m. this morning