Employers advised against asking job applicants about immigration status
Employers are advised against asking job applicants about their immigration status during the hiring process.
Michigan commission approves reduced rate hike for Consumers Energy
The Michigan Public Service Commission (MPSC) has sanctioned a new electric rate hike for Consumers Energy, enabling the company to gather an additional $153.8 million from its customers.
Cass County man wins $1M Powerball prize from Michigan Lottery
A Cass County resident experienced a significant windfall after discovering he had won a $1 million Powerball prize from the Michigan Lottery.
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AG Nessel advises consumers on free credit reports during education month
March marks National Credit Education Month, and Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel is urging residents to take advantage of free weekly credit reports available from the three major credit reporting agencies: Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion.
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Podcast highlights ongoing relevance of business cards in digital age
Michael Rogers recently hosted Stacy Collick, sales manager for Dollar Bill Printing, on the SBAM Weekly Podcast.
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Employee wellbeing becomes strategic priority as millennials shape modern workplace
As Millennials and Gen Z professionals continue to reshape the workplace, there is a growing focus on employee wellbeing.
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Shiawassee County man wins $200K in Michigan Lottery's Club Keno
A Shiawassee County resident received an unexpected birthday gift by winning $200,000 in the Michigan Lottery's Club Keno game.
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Dybwad and Kraftson honored as top skiers by Central Collegiate Ski Association
The Northern Michigan University (NMU) nordic ski team has earned recognition for its outstanding performance in the 2025 Central Collegiate Ski Association (CCSA) season.
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NMU Alpine ski team finishes strong at USCSA National Championships
The Northern Michigan University (NMU) Alpine ski team concluded their season at the 2025 USCSA National Championships held in Marquette, Michigan.
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Former peer center director pleads guilty to embezzlement
Yesterday, Tanya Hobson, 45, from Kingston, admitted guilt to one count of embezzlement involving amounts between $200 and $1,000.
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Kent County woman wins nearly half-million dollar lottery jackpot
A woman from Kent County has secured a $495,002 jackpot while playing the Michigan Lottery's online instant draw game, Michigan Jackpot.
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Survey shows workplace friendships boost productivity and retention
Increasingly, companies are asking employees to return to the office, citing benefits such as strengthening organizational culture and boosting productivity.
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Michigan ag exports hit record $2.9B in 2024
Michigan's agricultural sector achieved a new export record in 2024, reaching $2.9 billion, as announced by the Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development (MDARD) Director Tim Boring.
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Individual income tax puts $3.1 billion into Michigan's revenue in Q4, 2023
Individual income taxes in Michigan reached $3.1 billion in the fourth quarter of 2023.
