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Michigan

Michigan news from the Associated Press and the Traverse City Record-Eagle, northern Michigan's daily newspaper.

Audit: State slow on inspections

Transportation officials failed to inspect some bridges, looked at deteriorating bridges less often than required by state law and did not check for erosion under bridges over rivers, Michigan's auditor said Friday.....more>>

  • Officer: BCBS rate hike should be lower
    Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan should be allowed to raise rates nearly 4 percent on its Medicare supplemental policies, less than the "excessive" 31 percent increase initially requested by the insurer, an independent hearing officer said Friday.

  • Trucker admitted killing abortion protester
    Newly released documents say a trucker took two nieces and a teen boy to school before fatally shooting an abortion protester and another man in a small Michigan town.

  • Director wants more info on proposed mine
    Michigan's chief environmental regulator wants more information about a rocky outcrop in Marquette County that could affect plans for a nickel and copper mine.

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  • GM: U.S. aid can go to European Opel
    General Motors Co.'s top executive said Thursday that the automaker could tap some of its $50 billion in U.S. government aid to help restructure GM's European Opel unit. The statement came as thousands of Opel workers walked off their jobs across Germany in protest of GM's decision to abandon the unit's sale to new owners.

  • Supreme court adopts disqualification rules
    Michigan Supreme Court justices have adopted formal rules for stepping aside from cases if they have a conflict of interest.

  • Laid off state troopers rehired
    The Michigan State Police is recalling 55 state troopers who had been laid off this summer to save money.

  • House taps stimulus funding for schools
    The Michigan House voted Thursday to tap federal stimulus money set aside for next year to soften a cut in school funding now, but it's unlikely the move is going to win the support of the state Senate.

  • Officials confirm cougar evidence
    A photograph and tracks found recently in the Upper Peninsula have rekindled a debate over whether Michigan has an established, breeding cougar population.

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