Across Michigan|News|
Antrim County Clerk And Her Husband Cleared Of ‘Criminal Wrongdoing' In Computer Case
Embattled Antrim County Clerk Victoria Bishop and her husband won’t face charges after she left him alone with her government computer.
Michigan Advance, News Partner
- Across Michigan
- Website
The Michigan Advance, a hard-hitting, nonprofit news site, covers politics and policy across the state of Michigan through in-depth stories, blog posts, and social media updates, as well as top-notch progressive commentary. The Advance is part of States Newsroom, a national 501(c)(3) nonprofit supported by grants and a coalition of donors and readers.
Posting Activity
Across Michigan|News|
Benson Amplifies Affordability Message After El-Sayed Primary Win
“We’re committed to driving down costs, making healthcare available to all and ending corruption," Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson said.
Across Michigan|News|
McKinney Unseats Thanedar In Michigan's 13th Congressional District
Michigan’s 13th Congressional District serves as a stronghold for Democrats and is made up of portions of Detroit and its suburbs.
Across Michigan|News|
Here's When To Expect Results In Michigan's Primary Election
Polls close at 8 p.m. local time, and Michigan tends to count ballots quickly after that.
Across Michigan|News|
Ann Arbor Primary Election To Send Rebuke, Or Approving Nod, To City's Big Changes In Past 12 Years
For years, the council has worked on policies designed to address the high cost of housing in Ann Arbor.
Across Michigan|News|
State Of The Race: Democrats Line Up Behind Benson, Republicans Face Off In Brutal Two-Way Primary
Starting with a relatively crowded field, the race is down to two: U.S. Rep. John James (R-Shelby Township) and businessman Perry Johnson.
Across Michigan|News|
Plans For North Dakota Nickel Processing Unclear As Company Also Evaluates Michigan Site
This is the second in a two-part series about North Dakota projects that would process Minnesota mining materials.
Across Michigan|News|
Safety Concerns In Michigan Prisons Grow After Pension Bills Are Vetoed
Michigan correctional officers are calling Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s recent veto of two pension bills a major setback.
Across Michigan|News|
Campaign Records Show Maasdam Refunded Palantir Executive's Contribution
Neither Brink nor Lawrence has received campaign contributions from Palantir employees.
Across Michigan|News|
The Rise Of Yemeni Coffeehouses In Dearborn And Beyond
The mayor of Dearborn, Michigan, Abdullah Hammoud, declared the city the “Coffee Capital of America” in November 2025.
Across Michigan|News|
Elizabeth Warren Backs Abdul El-Sayed After Initially Supporting Mallory McMorrow
“Senator Warren’s vision for our future, where people can afford to put food on the table, speaks to Americans everywhere," El-Sayed said.
Across Michigan|News|
‘Stabbed In The Back': Unions, House Democrats Call Whitmer's Veto Of 9 Bills A Betrayal
Allies question Whitmer’s reasoning in vetoing long-sought worker protections and retirement reforms.
Across Michigan|News|
Republican Robert Lulgjuraj Suspends Campaign For Michigan's 10th Congressional District
Lulgjuraj said Donald Trump’s endorsement of fellow Republican Michael Bouchard left him without a viable path to the nomination.
Across Michigan|News|
Autopsy Released For One Of Four Incarcerated Women Who Died In The Span Of 2 Months At Huron Valley
28-year-old Khaira Howard died on May 13, 2026, just days before her scheduled release from custody.
Across Michigan|News|
Process And Policy Drove Three House Democrats To Dissent On Michigan's Budget
The Michigan Legislature pulled an all-nighter to pass its fiscal year 2027 budget, which finally passed at 9 a.m. on July 3.
Across Michigan|News|
Michigan Democratic Lawmakers Introduce Legislation To Curb Campaign Spending Power Of Corporations
The joint resolutions propose codifying the change into the Michigan Constitution.
Across Michigan|News|
How A Rural Michigan Community Stopped A Proposed 1.4-Gigawatt Power Plant
The project, planned for farmland in Washtenaw County’s Lima Township, was abandoned after residents challenged the utility’s plans.
Across Michigan|News|
McMorrow Suspends U.S. Senate Campaign
Michigan AG Nessel immediately endorses Haley Stevens over Abdul El-Sayed.
Across Michigan|News|
Democrats, Republicans Alike Focus On States' Rights As A Way Out Of America's Political Woes
Democrats are seizing the mantle of states’ rights to oppose Donald Trump, who has sought to reset his relationship with states.
Across Michigan|News|
A Michigan Judge Says Book Sales Don't Count As Reportable Income. A Legal Expert Says Otherwise.
Financial reports filed annually with the State Court Administrative Office show Boonstra has not reported income from those activities.
