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The courts are offering a three-month window for people to settle any debt they may owe to trial courts.
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Michigan’s presidential primary is on Feb. 27.
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Severe weather Thursday night caused widespread damage across mid-Michigan, leaving thousands without power and multiple roads shut down.
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Mid-Michigan residents could one day be able to take a trail from Lansing all the way through Clinton and Eaton counties without a car, based on a new plan.
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Some Michigan county officials are refusing to comply with a new state gun safety law, arguing the legislation is unconstitutional.
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The Eaton County Transportation Authority, or EATRAN, is conducting a transit study to better understand the needs of community members.
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People who call 911 in Eaton, Branch, Calhoun and St. Joseph counties will receive a text notifying them when a trooper is expected to arrive and if there are delays.
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Some Eaton County elementary students will get a taste of the health care profession Friday at what officials call “Mini-Medical School.”
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Eaton County officials want to use $1.5 million from an opioid settlement to prevent opioid overdoses.
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Eaton County has reached an agreement to give its employees a biannual recruitment and retention bonus. The move follows staffing shortages in the county sheriff’s office.