Christina Lorey

Nearly 700,000 people living in Michigan are immigrants, according to the 2020 US Census, and more than half of them have become naturalized citizens. To do that, they had to go through a long process that includes living in the US for 3-5 years, proving they can read, write, and speak English, and passing a…

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Thrillist ranked every state by how miserable its winters are, and Michigan landed at a respectable #3.

While no state is immune to the impacts of climate change, some are certainly more “climate-safe” than others. And in the Midwest, a region well-versed in weather extremes, Michigan is a notable bright spot.

Every family has their favorite holiday movie—but what’s the most-watched festive flick in Michigan?