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Flint Water Improving

Scientists say the water in Flint is better and people can now use what’s coming out of the faucet for hand-washing, showering and bathing. Scientists say byproducts from disinfecting agents such as chlorine are now at normal levels in Flint, but a filter should still be used for drinking and …

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Legislative Bodies At Odds Over Repair Parts Bill

A bill that would affect auto parts at Michigan repair shops is getting different treatment among lawmakers. The Senate version would force repair shops to use parts from original manufacturers, or so-called OEM parts. But the House scrapped that requirement when it approved the bill, 86-23. Lobbyists representing aftermarket companies say …

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Freighter Still Stuck In Whitefish Bay

Efforts continue to safely remove the vessel that ran aground in Whitefish Bay. The Coast Guard says the chance of a fuel spill remains small from the Roger Blough, an 858 foot long vessel which remains stable with a crew in good condition. A Coast Guard Auxiliary aircrew conducted an …

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Memorial Day Observed At Fort Wilkins In Copper Harbor

When the first Decoration Day was held in 1868, soldiers from the United States Army were garrisoned at Fort Wilkins in Copper Harbor. One hundred and forty eight years later, that same day to honor servicemen and women who died fighting for their country was observed in what has now …

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U.P. Judge Suspended

The original story can be found on the ABC-10 website. A judge in Chippewa County is facing suspension. According to an order issued by the Michigan Supreme Court, Judge Elizabeth Church — who presides over the county’s district and probate courts — will be suspended for four months without pay …

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"Dark Store" Ruling Overturned

The original story can be found on the ABC-10 website. “Reversed and remanded.” Those are the words of the Michigan Court of Appeals in their decision to overturn a ruling by the Michigan Tax Tribunal in the case of Menard, Incorporated versus the City of Escanaba. It’s being hailed as …

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