Staff Writer

Mitechnews; Tipp City (OH); On-site; USD 40,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

An innovative media outlet seeks a Staff Writer to contribute engaging articles on diverse topics, from infrastructure to renewable energy. This role offers a unique opportunity to explore and report on significant developments across various sectors, making a meaningful impact in the realm of journalism. If you are passionate about storytelling and eager to inform the public on critical issues, this position could be your next great adventure.

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Recent Articles

1. HOWELL — Lt. Gov. Garlin Gilchrist II and the Michigan Department of Labor and Economic Opportunity (LEO) released the Michigan Statewide Infrastructure Workforce Plan, a framework for creating and enhancing job opportunities and training programs to meet Michigan's critical infrastructure needs. Michigan is undergoing an unprecedented infrastructure transformation, with more than $16.7 billion in federal investments.
2. SAN CARLOS, CA — The United States prepares to launch a revolutionary satellite that will collect solar energy in space and beam it to any location on Earth. Developed by American company Aetherflux, this technology marks a significant advancement in renewable energy production and transmission. Aetherflux has secured $50 million in funding for this project.
3. DETROIT — Scientists have discovered around 40 massive depressions beneath Lake Michigan's surface, raising questions about their origin. Researchers from NOAA's Great Lakes Environmental Research Laboratory are investigating these formations, which could reveal new insights into the lake's geological history.
4. DETROIT — DTE Energy has completed construction at Pine River Solar Park in mid-Michigan’s Pine River Township. The 80-megawatt facility, equipped with over 180,000 solar panels, will generate enough clean energy to power nearly 20,000 homes. It is the second of three new solar parks developed by DTE.
5. ULSAN — Researchers at UNIST in South Korea have identified why a unique battery cathode, promising for electric vehicle range improvements, suffers from performance issues. They also propose a solution to enhance its efficiency, according to a recent news release.
6. COLUMBUS, Ohio — The price of recreational marijuana in Ohio has decreased since its launch in August 2024, from an average of $9.40 per gram to about $6.30. Despite the decline, prices remain higher than in Michigan, indicating ongoing market adjustments.
7. NEW YORK — Micro-burrows embedded in rocks in deserts of Africa and the Middle East have puzzled scientists. Found in Namibia, Saudi Arabia, and Oman, these structures may have been created by some form of ancient life, though their origins remain uncertain.
8. DETROIT — Automotive giants GM and Nissan are increasing production at their U.S. plants, while Stellantis offers larger discounts amid tariffs. GM is shifting more truck production to Fort Wayne, Indiana, as part of its manufacturing strategy.
9. DETROIT — Starting May 7, travelers must carry a Real ID-compliant identification, such as a driver's license, state ID, or passport, to board flights. Non-compliance could result in denial of boarding at TSA checkpoints.
10. ANN ARBOR — Nearly $2 million in grants from MEDC will support Michigan’s mobility sector through new associate degree and certificate programs in semiconductor and battery education at Washtenaw Community College. These initiatives aim to advance workforce development in high-demand technologies.