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Website Ranks Michigan Poorly According To Student Debt

Michigan ranks poorly among states when it comes to student debt. The survey by wallethub.com says Michigan is 39th when it comes to student debt relative to the strength of the state’s economy. The survey is titled “2015’s Best and Worst States for Student Debt.” Utah was best state. Mississippi …

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Drug Overdose Deaths Rise in Michigan

Deaths from drug overdose are on the rise in Michigan, according to data from the state Department of Health and Human Services. The numbers show there were 1,533 drug overdose deaths in Michigan in 2013, up 18 percent from 2012. 255 of those deaths were a result of heroin use, …

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Democrat Wants to Repeal Abortion opt-out law

A state Democrat has introduced a bill to repeal a law enacted last year requiring women to have additional insurance coverage if they want to get an abortion. State Representative Sarah Roberts is behind the bill and says it’s not right to require someone to have extra coverage if they …

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New Upper Peninsula antlerless deer hunting regulations for archers

Changes involving antlerless deer hunting for archers will be in effect during the 2015-2016 hunting season in the Upper Peninsula, after a recent decision by the Michigan Natural Resources Commission. Earlier this summer, the NRC decided to eliminate the option to harvest antlerless deer during the archery seasons for hunters …

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MacArthur Lock being dewatered for emergency repairs

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Detroit District, announces the MacArthur Lock, located on the Soo Locks at Sault Ste. Marie, Mich., is experiencing mechanical issues and will be taken out of operation for repairs. One set of gates on the navigation lock is not closing properly. The staff at …

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Two Michigan state parks picked for best campground in Lake Superior Magazine’s 2015 ‘Best of the Lake’ readers’ poll

Fort Wilkins Historic State Park, located just west of Copper Harbor in Keweenaw County, and F.J. McLain State Park near Hancock in Houghton County, recently were voted first- and second-place winners, respectively, for Michigan shore “best campground” by the readers of Lake Superior Magazine. More than 650 print magazine readers, website …

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17-ton Copper Slab Gets A Roof Over Its Head

It’s a piece of copper that is so big, it needs a roof of its own. A pavilion to shelter a world-record setting slab of native copper was dedicated outside the A. E. Seaman Mineral Museum Monday. The 17-ton slab had been on display at the Quincy Mine Hoist after …

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