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EGLE Endorses Dam Safety Legislation As Historic Flooding Showcases Concerns
Michigan's Environmental Agency is calling for improvements to Michigan’s dam safety regulations.
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Emergency Housing Vouchers Are Ending Early, Leaving Cities And Renters Scrambling
Across the country, the program has provided roughly 70,000 vouchers across more than 600 local public housing authorities.
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Michigan House Democrats Pitch Plan To Empower Public In Fight Against PFAS
PFAS are a family of chemicals that break down very slowly and can accumulate in humans and animals.
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‘Absurd' And ‘Baseless': Michigan Officials Push Back On DOJ Demand For 2024 Election Records
DOJ demanded absentee and provisional ballots, receipts and envelopes received by the county in the most recent presidential election.
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Your Weekly Michigan Political Brief
Campaign 2026 announcements and endorsements for the week of April 13, 2026.
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Democratic U-M Regents Race Ablaze With Infighting Between Jordan Acker, Challenger Amir Makled
The drama pitted an incumbent, Jordan Acker, against a challenger, Amir Makeld, in a war of words and attack ads and much more.
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Michigan Bill Requiring Hotels, Motels To Post Human Trafficking Hotline Moves To State House Floor
“Michigan sits at the intersection of major highway corridors and international crossing points, and traffickers know it."
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Washtenaw County Is Being Sued By Trump's Department Of Justice Over Immigrant Protection Policies
Policies adopted by the Board of Commissioners shielded “criminal offenders from apprehension by federal law enforcement,” the lawsuit said.
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Investigation Says Monroe Public Schools Did Not Violate Title IX, No Decision On Reinstating AD
As a proactive remedial measure, Monroe Public Schools is no longer allowing shared locker rooms with opposing teams.
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After ‘False Elector' Charges Cleared, Michigan Clerk Can Once Again Run Township's Elections
Stanley Grot is once again in charge of Shelby Township’s elections.
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Michigan Attorney General Calls For Action As Consumers Energy Seeks Another Rate Increase
According to Consumers Energy’s filing announcement, the company will file its rate request on or after June 2.
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Kent County Will Not Prosecute Officer In Da'Quain Johnson Shooting
“When a life is taken, there must be a thorough and transparent public process to determine what happened and why," the attorneys said.
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Whitmer Eases Restrictions On Fuel Blends In Bid To Quell Rising Gas Prices
The order eases requirements on certain fuel blends, allowing for the sale of higher vapor pressure gasoline up to 30 cents more expensive.
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Huizenga's Office Confirms Scotland Delegation Visit During Partial Shutdown
TMZ was given a photo of what appeared to be the Republican Main Street Caucus in a tour group visiting Scotland’s Edinburgh Castle.
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Did Michigan Republicans Learn A Lesson From 2022? Party Observers Suggest They Have
The Michigan Republican Party endorsed Macomb County Clerk Anthony Forlini and Eaton County Prosecutor Doug Lloyd at Saturday's convention.
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Two Wildly Different Data Centers Reveal A ‘Fork In The Road' On How To Meet Electricity Demand
A Michigan data center would use renewables and flexibility to meet most demand. An Ohio project goes in a different direction.
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Lawyers For Man Killed By Grand Rapids Police Officer Raise Questions About Investigative Reports
“Everything about this case raises alarm bells,” said Ben Crump, one of the lawyers representing Da’Quain’s family.
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With Days To Spare, Michigan's Participation In A Medical Licensure Compact Is On Track To Renewal
The state’s participation in a nationwide medical licensure compact was on track Tuesday after the Michigan Senate voted on a 31-0 margin.
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EMILYs List Names Detroit Mayor Mary Sheffield As A New Rising Star In Political Leadership
The recently elected mayor of Detroit is one of several nominees for the annual EMILYs List “Gabrielle Giffords Rising Star Award."
