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The health care action proposal would create an advisory committee to address health care costs, but the group behind it remains a mystery, and its future is uncertain. Plus, it's the final week to submit feedback on ITC's power line project. -
Bills would make Michigan the 17th state to mandate health coverage for treatment of syndrome tied to strep and other infections. -
A new public trail is taking shape at the Ionia Natural Area, with conservation officials aiming to open the route to visitors this fall.
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As a busy week of election results, victory speeches and unity events come to a close in Michigan, campaigns begin deploying ads to keep pressure on as November looms. -
Republican Rep. Tom Barrett flipped Michigan's 7th Congressional District in 2024. He'll face Democrat Will Lawrence in the general election.
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Correspondent Edition. Topic: Primary election results.
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A business-backed group is asking the Michigan Supreme Court to invalidate a campaign finance petition over a dispute about signature certification. -
Lansing's Potter Park Zoo announced this week its aging African lion is recovering after receiving treatment for a spinal disease. -
Lansing is leading regional efforts to cut food waste as it approaches two years of its Food Scraps Drop-Off program.
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Democrat William Lawrence will face off against Republican Representative Tom Barrett in November in a race to represent Michigan's 7th Congressional District. -
The Renegade Theatre Festival which ran from 2005 to 2022 in mid-Michigan is coming back to Lansing as the Renegade Fringe Festival. -
The November election is 90 days away. Michigan will see a new governor and a new senator. -
MSU's Dante Chinni breaks down initial voter turnout data from the August primary for a look into how Michiganders could vote during the November general election.
