A sexual assault survivor is hoping to bring awareness to a new Michigan law after her attacker was sentenced to no jail time.
Tonight on 9&10 News at 6, how this law has changed prosecution of violent attacks and why this survivor is hoping her story can shed light on the issue.
From takeout bags, napkins to wrappers, vehicles during the pandemic have seen their share of trash.
Tonight on 9&10 News at 6, how local car detailers are keeping busy during the pandemic.
In less than two weeks, voters in Green Charter Township will be deciding on a millage to fix more than 50 roads.
Tonight on 9&10 New, we talk to the township supervisor about the millage proposal, plan to fix the roads, and the traffic safety concerns by someone who lives here.
Brought back by popular demand! The Mt. Pleasant Downtown Development Authority is planning to continue and expand their downtown for outdoor seating.
Tonight on 9&10 News, the lessons learned, plan to expand and how other communities are not planning to continue.
Coleman is often referred to as a food desert. The community hasn’t had a local grocery store in years, but now that all changing.
Tonight on 9&10 News, we talk to the two local organizations that made the store a reality and how they’re addressing food insecurity in the area.
Schools districts are choosing whether or not to continue in person learning or follow Governor Whitmer’s recommendation to close high schools for two weeks.
Tonight on 9&10 News, we talk to the superintendents of Ludington and Mason County Central about their school districts choice and the factors that went into making this difficult decision.
Gov. Whitmer today asked restaurants to voluntarily close their indoor dining rooms for the next two weeks to slow the spread of COVID-19.
Tonight on 9&10 News at 6, how local restaurants are reacting and fears if they do close their doors once again.
The CDC recently recommended that Michigan should move indoor sports outside.
Tonight on 9&10 News at 6, why non-school related sports are frustrated and hope to keep their doors open.
As the state becomes the nations coronavirus hotspot, a central Michigan community is on the top of the leaderboard for the fastest increase in COVID-19 cases.
Tonight on 9&10 News, Central Michigan District Health Department's concerns about the spread of COVID-19 among young people.
A child advocacy center in Montcalm County is hoping for federal funding to be renewed in order to keep serving child victims and their families.
Tonight on 9&10 News at 6, we tell you what the centers needs are and how they hope to expand.
The Roscommon community is making sure a local child and his family doesn’t fight cancer alone.
Tonight on 9&10 News at 6, how the community is showing its support.
Cadillac City Commissioners are discussing options to extend the White Pine Trailhead to downtown Cadillac.
Tonight on 9&10 News at 5 and 6, we break down what the options are and why the extension is needed from people who use the trail often.
Warfield Wildfire, Manistee County
UPDATE 8pm: Fire spread more than 600 acres. First responders say the fire is more than 80% contained. They don’t expect to be here much longer but will monitor the area throughout the night.
Central Michigan University is planning for students to return to campus this fall.
Tonight on 9&10 News at 6, we talk to President Davies about the return to campus, football and if the COVID-19 vaccine will be mandatory.
During the pandemic, local nonprofits saw an increase in demand but decrease in donations.
Tonight on 9&10 News at 6, we talk to local nonprofits about their needs and how the community is rallying together to keep these organizations alive.
Normally this time of year, kids would be coming in to try on a tuxedo or dress for prom, but for the second year, formal events don’t seem very likely.
Tonight on 9&10 News, we talk to dress boutiques and tuxedo shops about the financial impact they’ve faced throughout the year and what they expect this year.
Commuters are happy today for the reopening of the M-30 Bridge over the Tobacco River in Gladwin County... one of several bridges destroyed in the flood last May.
Tonight on 9&10 News at 6, the journey to rebuild, how it will help reduce the daily commute and plans for a more permanent structure.
Gov. Whitmer signed at least $2.4B in COVID-19 relief spending.
However, vetoed millions in funding for schools and local businesses.
Tonight on 9&10 News at 6, how local school and business leaders are being caught in the middle of a political battle during these turbulent times.
Many festivals and events had to be canceled last year, however cities like Cadillac, Ludington and Traverse City are currently planning to bring them back in 2021.
Tonight on 9&10 News at 6, we bring you information about the 95th National Cherry Festival, Back to the Bricks Car show in Cadillac and Ludington’s St. Patrick’s Day Festival this weekend.
Starting today, people experiencing homelessness are eligible to get the COVID-19 Vaccine.
Tonight on 9&10 News at 6, hear from local homeless shelters about how they’re spreading awareness to this vulnerable population.
