ProPublica’s Electionland tip lines are open to take information about problems that prevent people in Oakland County from voting.
Constitutional overreach is outlined for the Michigan and other state government's handling of the COVID-19 crisis.
Gov. Whitmer's executive orders allow businesses to reopen VERY Slooowly. Maybe this will change now that she is no longer running for VP.
Democrat David Coulter will face Republican Mike Kowall in November.
The fall partisan primary in Michigan is Aug. 4. Here is a breakdown of information for voters as they head out to the polls.
The county is seeing a lot of people requesting absentee ballots, the clerk said.
Oakland County officials discussed safety measures for the 2020 elections during a virtual news conference Tuesday.
Oakland County is now accepting entries for its ‘Oakland Together’ coronavirus safety video and visual art contest.
The program is funding by $5 million from the CARES Act and $3.1 million from block grants.
Those eligible can apply for up to $2,500 in emergency aid for food, housing assistance and some bills.
Officials said the program is meant to help those affected during the coronavirus pandemic.
The online workshops replace in-person ones previously available at service centers that closed to visitors because of the pandemic.
The department said Red Oaks Waterpark in Madison Heights and Waterford Oaks Waterpark in Waterford will not be open.
The county announced it has approved adding $12 million to its small business relief fund to help businesses impacted by the coronavirus.
Thoughts on reopening the economy
New interactive map allows individuals to track the number of COVID-19 cases in Oakland County by Zip Code.
The city is looking for some election workers. Here's how much the position pays and some other pros.
The Keep America Great Event is scheduled for Feb. 25.
Oakland County Board of Commissioners appointed Clarkston resident, Patrick Kemp, to serve on Oakland Community Health Network's Board.
Possible solutions are presented for the regional suburban deer overpopulation problem.
Like a railroad or pedestrian crossing, not a general “Watch out for deer” caution sign
They may look peaceful, but deer have chased a neighbor and German Shepherd in a nearby schoolyard. Article has proposed solutions.
Reprinted and modified from December 2017. It is background reading for the upcoming Troy City Council election.
Election articles coming, Snarky Patch comments from Troy dear deer series.
Fourth article in a series on deer overpopulation and safety.
History of Troy's Nature Center; Deer Overpopulation in urban areas
Background reading for a series of articles - see linked article for more.
Article with two examples of media bias and the most common ways their double standard is applied. Also Ted Kennedy’s Russian collusion.
State Rep. Martin Howrylak delivered his farewell address to the Michigan House of Representatives on Tuesday.
Information about the 2018 Senate race, voting rationale and an endorsement.
Analysis of Proposal 3 – Progressives vs. Conservatives. Last in a series.
Analysis of ballot proposals in general and an anti-gerrymandering proposal in Michigan.
Part 3: More analysis of the November 6, 2018 Michigan Recreational Marijuana ballot proposal.
Nov 6, 2018 Michigan Recreational Marijuana ballot proposal analysis. Second in a series. Has part of the actual 14 page ballot proposal.
Analysis of Nov. 6, 2018 Michigan Recreational Marijuana ballot proposal. 1st in a series with part of the actual 14 page ballot proposal
Information about a Michigan house race gone negative, discussion of circumstances where it might backfire.
Information about the 2018 Senate race and the truth about government pensions: can members of Congress really retire with full pay?
Contact your Senate and House members expressing your concerns regarding Senate Bill-Section 298 (2)(e)
State Rep. Martin Howrylak welcomed Pastor Andrew Kim to the state Capitol to give the invocation to the Michigan House of Representatives.