TRAVERSE CITY — The storming of Capitol Hill will be remembered in history books. Keven Cross has no doubt about that.
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TRAVERSE CITY — A fresh, heavy blanket of snow on the ground always sends Tess McKolay into her parents’ bedroom wide-eyed and with one question: “Is it a snow day?”
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TRAVERSE CITY — Larry Inman spent much of Monday clearing out his Lansing office before packing up his truck and leaving for Traverse City on Tuesday.
MACKINAW CITY — Federal law that requires foreign-flagged ships to have a U.S.- or Canadian-licensed pilot involved in navigating certain waters don’t include the Straits of Mackinac.
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JACKSON — Garrick Rochow will succeed Patti Poppe as president and CEO of CMS and Consumers Energy, the company announced in a release on Wednesday.
GRAND RAPIDS — Move over ArtPrize — make way for another festival.
TRAVERSE CITY — Give a school district a dollar, and the state will take back 42 cents.
GRAND RAPIDS — The United States government continues to press legal action against Larry Inman, who remains the state representative of northern Michigan’s 104th House District.
GRAND RAPIDS — Nearly eight months after State Rep. Larry Inman was found not guilty of lying to federal agents about an illegal quid pro quo, Inman’s attorney is asking a U.S. district judge to dismiss two remaining federal corruption charges.
TRAVERSE CITY — Mandy Rineer called it “crisis homeschooling.”
LANSING — Michigan is joining a federal lawsuit with four other states and the District of Columbia in condemning action from United States Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos that would funnel more than $16 million intended for state public schools to private schools.
TRAVERSE CITY — Boats and pontoons took up residence in the clear waters of Torch Lake. The colors of the water moved from a milky-yet-crystal green around the infamous sandbar to shades of darker blue the farther away revelers got from the Fourth of July party epicenter in northern Michigan.
TRAVERSE CITY — Early childhood education options for lower-income families in Grand Traverse County could be at risk for years in the wake of a controversial move from Traverse City Area Public Schools.
TRAVERSE CITY — Charming cottage in Slabtown!
TRAVERSE CITY — The welcome mats could be rolled out for school in the fall. But they likely will come with caveats and restrictions as in-person instruction in the age of COVID-19 begins.
TRAVERSE CITY — The funding forecast for K-12 education in Michigan is looking rather grim, according to state officials and educators.
A man kneels in the middle of the intersection at Front and Union streets in Traverse City on Monday afternoon. Some either honked their horns and voiced their support. Others yelled at the man to get out of the street. His protest is in response to the death of George Floyd, a black that di…
TRAVERSE CITY — Although the COVID-19 pandemic is claiming tens of thousands of lives across the United States and causing exponentially more to fall ill, law enforcement and the Michigan Department of Transportation are expecting fewer deaths and injuries on the roads.
TRAVERSE CITY — “Back with me for group 1 is Hayden, Simeon, Madison, Maria, Laura.”
TRAVERSE CITY — Two bills aimed at making it easier for electric co-ops to build fiber-optic broadband networks and for telecoms companies to use co-ops’ poles have plenty of support so far.
GRAND RAPIDS — Embattled state Rep. Larry Inman will have his day in court ... again.
TRAVERSE CITY — The latest knot in the effort to recall state Rep. Larry Inman continues to add to the ever-growing legal web surrounding the case.
TRAVERSE CITY — The effort to recall state Rep. Larry Inman is teetering on the brink.
GRAND RAPIDS — Grand Traverse County's state representative is not guilty of making a false statement to the FBI.
GRAND RAPIDS — The question of Larry Inman’s guilt or innocence is soon to be in the hands of a federal jury.
GRAND RAPIDS — Speaker of the Michigan House of Representatives Lee Chatfield testified as the trial of Larry Inman stretched into its third day.
GRAND RAPIDS — Testimony continued in the federal corruption case against state Representative Larry Inman.
GRAND RAPIDS — Larry Inman had little to say as he left the courtroom at the Gerald R. Ford Federal Building in Grand Rapids.
DETROIT — Wednesday’s Glen Lake football team send-off included two police vehicles and three fire trucks.
TRAVERSE CITY — Text messages between a northwest Michigan lawmaker and union representatives should be admitted as evidence in a bribery case against him, U.S. attorneys argued.
WILLIAMSBURG — Carol Hockin has no doubt she would see more people coming through Acme Christian Thrift Store and Food Pantry’s doors if a proposed food stamps eligibility change goes through.
TRAVERSE CITY — State Rep. Larry Inman, R-Williamsburg, could face a recall as he contends with bribery and other federal charges, and seeks treatment for addiction.
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BURTON, Mich. (AP) — Authorities are searching for two young children whose mother says they were in a car that was stolen from a Michigan gas station.
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MUSKEGON HEIGHTS, Mich. (AP) — A suspect shot and wounded three people, including two students, after a high school basketball game in western Michigan before a sheriff's deputy shot and wounded him, authorities said.
LANSING, Mich. (AP) — Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder has signed a law eliminating the straight-party voting option from ballots.
ALTO, Mich. (AP) — A woman is sharing the story of how she was attacked by an injured buck in the Grand Rapids area.
ALAIEDON TOWNSHIP, Mich. (AP) — Gov. Rick Snyder signed a road-spending package into law Tuesday that includes the first increase in decades in Michigan's fuel tax and vehicle registration fees, a move designed to address the deteriorating highways, roads and bridges across the state.
LANSING, Mich. (AP) — The Michigan House for the second time in four months has narrowly approved a funding plan to improve deteriorating roads, though it appears doubtful that the legislation currently has enough support to become law.
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LANSING, Mich. (AP) — The city of Flint, Michigan, will receive $6 million in state funding to help switch its drinking water source after lead problems prompted officials to declare a public health emergency.
LANSING, Mich. (AP) — Gov. Rick Snyder and his administration face mounting scrutiny for Flint's drinking water crisis, which began when a state emergency manager switched the supply source to save money and has culminated with high lead levels in some children.
LANSING (AP) — A bill progressing in the Legislature would ban Michigan municipalities from enforcing regulations based solely on a dog's breed, such as being a pit bull.
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LANSING (AP) — Two Michigan lawmakers who had an extramarital affair engaged in numerous instances of deceptive and "outright dishonest" misconduct in an attempted cover-up, in which public resources were misused and constituents were treated with a lack of respect, an investigator alleged Monday.
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MACKINAC ISLAND, Mich. (AP) — No injuries are reported following the crash of a small plane on Mackinac Island.
SAULT STE. MARIE, Mich. (AP) — Another cargo shipping season has begun on the upper Great Lakes.
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LANSING, Mich. (AP) — Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder was released from a hospital Monday, four days after being admitted for a blood clot in his right leg related to an Achilles tendon injury he suffered last month, his spokeswoman said.
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LANSING, Mich. (AP) -- Gov. Rick Snyder says Michigan will recognize more than 300 same-sex marriages performed during a brief window when they were allowed last year.
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DETROIT (AP) -- A power outage has been affecting several government buildings in Detroit and left some areas without working traffic lights.
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