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- 1Maryland ruling casts doubt on Whitmer's digital tax plan▼Maryland ruling casts doubt on Whitmer’s digital tax plan
Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer's proposed digital advertising tax is facing new scrutiny after a court ruling in Maryland raised questions about similar measures there. The Maryland decision is being cited as evidence that taxes targeting digital advertising revenue could face legal challenges, potentially complicating Whitmer's effort to raise revenue from large tech companies in Michigan.
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The University of Minnesota men's hockey team lost to Michigan Tech on Sunday, conceding a late goal that decided the game. The result wraps up the Golden Gophers' weekend series on a disappointing note, and fans are reacting to the team's inability to hold off a late push from the Huskies in Houghton.
- 3Kalamazoo Developer Launches MuteSolo Music App▼Kalamazoo developer creates MuteSolo app to ‘revolutionize’ listeners’ music experience
A developer based in Kalamazoo, Michigan has launched MuteSolo, a new app that he says will revolutionize the way listeners experience music. Details on the app's features remain limited, but it is being pitched as a fresh take on how people engage with tracks and playlists. The launch is drawing attention in the local music and tech community.
- 4Minnesota Falls Late at Michigan Tech on Sunday●'U' Downed by Late Tally at Michigan Tech Sunday - University of Minnesota Athletics
The University of Minnesota hockey team lost to Michigan Tech on Sunday, conceding a late goal that decided the game. The result was reported by University of Minnesota Athletics. Reaction and details of the matchup remain limited beyond the announcement of the defeat.
- 5Michigan Tech breaks ground on $55 million student wellness center▼$55 million student wellness center project breaks ground at Michigan Tech
Michigan Technological University in Houghton, Michigan, has begun construction on a $55 million student wellness center. The project marks the start of a major campus facility aimed at student health and recreation. It is drawing attention in the region as one of the university's larger recent building investments.
- 6Michigan Tech Volleyball Coach Cindy Pindral Speaks After PNW Match●Tech Volleyball | Cindy Pindral PNW Postgame | 10.03.26
Michigan Tech has published postgame comments from head coach Cindy Pindral following the Huskies' volleyball match against Purdue Northwest on March 10, 2026. The remarks cover the team's performance in the rivalry matchup as the Huskies continue their conference schedule.
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Michigan Tech's hockey program has published a highlight package from its game against Minnesota, dated March 10, 2026. The release gives fans a chance to rewatch key plays from the matchup as the college hockey season reaches its late stages. The content is featured on the Michigan Tech Huskies athletics site, where followers of the program keep up with team news and game recaps.
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Impression 5 Science Center in Lansing, Michigan, has broken ground on a new TECH space that was designed with input from teenagers. The hands-on area is aimed at giving young visitors a place to explore technology and science, and the center says the teen involvement ensures the space reflects what young people actually want. Local outlet WILX reported on the groundbreaking ceremony.
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Midco Sports Plus is carrying CCHA TV coverage of college hockey games, an update of interest to Minnesota State Mankato and Michigan Tech fans. The arrangement gives viewers in the Upper Midwest a broadcast home for Central Collegiate Hockey Association matchups this season. Fans are being pointed to Midco Sports Plus for updated listings and viewing details.
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Michigan Tech's athletics program has issued an update regarding Friday's Huskies hockey game, according to an announcement on the team's official site. No further details about the opponent, location, or nature of the update were provided. Fans of the college hockey program are following the announcement for news on scheduling or team matters.
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Crain's Detroit Business has published an editorial arguing that the political fights surrounding data center development in Michigan are doing more harm than good for the state. The piece contends that partisan wrangling over incentives and siting for large data center projects is clouding policy discussion at a time when Michigan is competing to attract major technology investments and the jobs that come with them.