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Property transactions for Thursday, Sept. 24, 2026

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Recent property transactions in Delta County -- BALDWIN TOWNSHIP Warranty deed: Grantor - Denesha Rev Trust, Michael D. Denesha, Jean D. Denesha, grantee - Kirk W. Kaurala, Alison M. Kaurala, Baldwin Township. Covenant deed: Grantor - Edwin P. Selander, John Selander, Hazel B. Selander, Susan B. Kleiman, grantee - Edwin P. Selander, Baldwin Township. Covenant deed: Grantor - Edwin P. Selander, John Selander, Hazel B. Selander, Susan B. Kleiman, grantee - Edwin P. Selander, Baldwin Township. Covenant deed: Grantor - Edwin P. Selander, John Selander, Hazel B. Selander, Susan B. ...

Driver arrested following Mackinac Bridge crash

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MACKINAC COUNTY — A man has been arrested following a two-vehicle crash on the Mackinac Bridge Wednesday morning, resulting in multiple injuries and a temporary bridge closure. At approximately 2:55 a.m. Wednesday, troopers from the Michigan State Police (MSP) St. Ignace Post responded to ...

Today in Sports Sept. 24

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1930 — The Portsmouth Spartans beat the Brooklyn Dodgers 12-0 in the first NFL game played under floodlights. More than 6,000 fans turn out on an unseasonably warm evening to watch the game at the new University Stadium. 1950 — Philadelphia’s Russ Craft has four interceptions to lead the Eagles in a 45-7 rout of the Chicago Cardinals. Chicago quarterback Jim Hardy sets an NFL record by throwing eight interceptions. 1953 — Rocky Marciano knocks out Rolando La Starza in the 11th round at the Polo Grounds in New York to retain his world heavyweight title. 1967 — Jim Bakken of ...

Gov. Whitmer signs bills protecting renters from excessive fees on rent

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LANSING, Mich. — On Sept. , Governor Gretchen Whitmer signed four bipartisan bills that require landlords to offer a way for tenants to pay without an added fee, modify the definition of kickbacks to protect medical incentives, and prohibit insurance companies from using unfair pricing models to charge customers different rates for factors out of their control. These bills build on Governor Whitmer’s work to protect consumers, lower costs, and stop companies from nickel and diming Michiganders. “There's nothing more frustrating than trying to pay a bill online only for companies ...