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LISTEN NOW: WKAR-TV's 'Impact Michigan' tackles questions about economy, housing in premiere episodeWKAR-TV's new program "Impact Michigan" tackles issues that affect the daily lives of Michiganders starting with an episode premiering Friday on the economy.
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Michigan ranks third for the most foreign-owned land among all of the states. Countries like the United Kingdom, the Netherlands and Canada own land in Mid-Michigan.
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As the population of detainees at North Lake Processing Center topped a thousand people late last year, dozens of emergency calls came into the county emergency dispatch center. Audio from these 911 calls give us a small window into what's happening inside.
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The Michigan State University Spartans are heading into the March Madness as a No. 3 seed and will play No. 14 North Dakota State Thursday.
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Radio stations across the state receive warnings from the National Weather Service when severe weather impacts their coverage area.
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With Michigan State University set to make its 28th straight NCAA tournament appearance, there may be more luck than skills that goes into a good March Madness bracket.
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Up to 100 Jackson residents and small-business owners who participate in the city’s Eyes on the Block program will get a free doorbell camera and one-year subscription to Ring.
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Some Michigan communities are adopting a state law consolidating precinct sites. The move comes as more people take advantage of early voting and mail-in options.
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As Lansing lawmakers debate competing property tax relief plans, officials in Delta Township say the stakes are real. Eaton County leaders warn that cuts could slowly erode funding for police, roads and other essential services.
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Governor Gretchen Whitmer is delivering her final State of the State address Wednesday where expected to lay out her priorities for her last year in office.
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Michigan school districts are struggling to recruit experienced superintendents as leadership turnover rises statewide. Here’s where superintendent searches are underway across the state.
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The Lansing Board of Water and Light says it’s cleaning up coal ash contamination at the Erickson Power Station, but residents and advocates question whether the process is moving fast enough as federal protections are delayed.