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Governor Whitmer of Michigan signed 17 bills into law, covering topics such as health care, workers' rights, and outdoor recreation, with some bills receiving bipartisan support.
Macomb County Finance Director Steve Smigiel announces retirement plans for early 2025 after over three decades of service, aiming for a smooth transition to a new successor.
Democratic Rep. Elissa Slotkin and Republican Mike Rogers prepare for heated debates in Michigan's U.S. Senate race, focusing on key issues and vying for voters' support.
A printing error sent wrong absentee ballots to some Plainfield Township voters, but the issue was swiftly addressed by the Kent County Clerk's office.
Bernie Sanders campaigned for Kamala Harris in Michigan, focusing on labor rights, criticizing Trump, and discussing the future of technology and healthcare.
Kamala Harris campaigned in Michigan, focusing on labor support and criticizing Trump as a "union buster," while Trump claims to support the "American worker."
Kyle Langlois becomes president-elect of mParks, poised to enhance Michigan parks and rec services while continuing his local work in Sterling Heights.
Flint City Councilman Quincy Murphy passed away, leading the city to mourn his loss and lower flags to half-staff. Mayor Neeley asked for the family's privacy to be respected.
Neil MacKinnon has been appointed as the 16th president of Central Michigan University, effective November 1, following a unanimous Board of Trustees vote.
The U.S. House has approved a bill to rename a Battle Creek Post Office after Sojourner Truth; it awaits the President's signature.
Kalamazoo County's Undersheriff, Jim VanDyken, will retire by the end of 2024 after over 32 years of service. Chief Deputy Michelle Greenlee is to replace him.
Hamtramck Mayor Amer Ghalib, a Democrat, endorsed Donald Trump for the 2024 presidential election, citing his principles and a shared goal to end conflict in the Middle East.
Former President Trump boosts his 2024 campaign with two Michigan events, highlighting economic issues ahead of the state's absentee ballot availability.
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