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Macomb executive says county thrives despite economic uncertainty

Quinn Klinefelter December 4, 2025

The head of Macomb County’s government says the economic uncertainty felt in some sections of Michigan has yet to truly...

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  • News

Saline residents mobilize against planned $7 billion data center

Amanda LeClaire December 2, 2025

Residents in Saline Township are hoping to create a “critical mass” of concerned citizens  at a virtual public hearing Wednesday...

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A towering sycamore tree with sky above.
  • The Metro

The Metro: How to choose the right tree for the right place in 2026

David Leins, The Metro December 1, 2025

Choosing the right tree to plant that will thrive long into the future just got easier.Michigan’s tree canopy is changing...

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  • The Metro

The Metro: Big Tech eyes Michigan, but at what cost for residents?

Robyn Vincent, The Metro November 17, 2025

Michigan is racing toward the data center boom that powers artificial intelligence and cloud computing. Lawmakers have approved generous tax...

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People in waders stand in a shallow river with trees on the banks.
  • The Metro

The Metro: How healthy is the Huron River?

David Leins, The Metro November 7, 2025

The Huron River is one of the most prominent in our state, and 650,000 people live in the watershed. But...

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  • News

Explore Sand Point, a preserve with rare hemlocks and old growth potential

Natalie Albrecht, Amanda LeClaire October 23, 2025

In the interior arch of Michigan’s “thumb” lays the Saginaw Basin Land Conservancy, a group dedicated to protecting and restoring...

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Sunbathers enjoy the beach at Lake St. Clair
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  • CuriosiD

CuriosiD: Why isn’t Lake St. Clair a Great Lake?

Pat Batcheller October 23, 2025

In this episode of CuriosiD, we answer the question:Why isn't Lake St. Clair considered a Great Lake?An easy way to remember...

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The Tittabawassee River no longer flows over the Sanford Dam after a flood damaged the dam in 2020. Now, the river flows around the embankment and pools at its bottom.
  • The Metro

The Metro: What’s downstream for dam removal in Michigan’s rivers?

David Leins, The Metro October 15, 2025

Southeast Michigan’s streams and rivers are studded by shadows of our industrial past. Henry Ford brought mass production of vehicles...

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  • The Metro

The Metro: Metroparks offers to sell Flat Rock Dam to city for $5, with additional $3 million for fish ladder

David Leins, The Metro September 11, 2025

The Huron-Clinton Metroparks Board of Commissioners voted to authorize its attorneys to enter into the sale of the Flat Rock...

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Flat Rock Dam. Fishing equipment strewn across the ground.
  • The Metro

The Metro: Metroparks to vote on future of Flat Rock Dam

David Leins, The Metro September 10, 2025

The future of a nearly 100-year-old dam in Flat Rock, MI will be determined tomorrow. The board of commissioners for...

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  • The Metro

The Metro: The carbon footprint myth and where real climate solutions begin

Robyn Vincent, The Metro September 3, 2025

For decades, fossil fuel companies championed the idea that climate change is solved through everyday personal habits — change your...

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Image depicts an entrance to US Ecology South, a hazardous waste processing facility in Detroit. It's an industrial plant with a few towers.
  • Environment
  • The Metro

The Metro: Midtown hazardous waste site seeking license renewal 

John Filbrandt August 25, 2025

Detroit is a manufacturing city and with this comes hazardous waste – toxic, reactive, flammable, and corrosive material that’s dangerous...

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