Jodi Miesen is a television news reporter for 910 Media Group, focusing on local news in Cadillac, Michigan. With a passion for community journalism, Jodi covers a wide range of topics including weather updates, emergency preparedness, local events, and human interest stories.
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Jodi's articles primarily focus on local news, particularly in the Michigan area. She frequently covers stories related to community events, local law enforcement activities, and evolving situations such as weather-related incidents.
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By: Jodi Miesen, Jacob Johnson, Elissa Slotkin
Higher levels of PFAS than what’s considered standard has been discovered in the well water of a couple of Cadillac area businesses.
By: Jodi Miesen, Jacob Johnson
Firefighters in Isabella County are hoping to help people still impacted by Hurricane Helene this holiday season.
By: Jacob Johnson, Jodi Miesen
Isabella Co. man convicted for running down and killing fiancee’s ex
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By: Jodi Miesen, Jeremy Erickson
Isabella Co. considers $11 million bond for county building renovations
By: Jodi Miesen, Jacob Johnson
With the winter weather expected to be here soon, local law enforcement is reminding people to plan ahead and take it easy on the roads while we get acclimated back to driving in wintry conditions.
The Michigan Office of Highway Safety Planning said the numbers have fallen for the second year in a row.
Hook & Hunting: Health warning for hunters
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