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Michigan has begun to receive its $1.6 billion share of national opioid settlement dollars — half of which is directed to local governments Much of

A county prosecutor will not bring charges in the January killing of an endangered gray wolf in southern Michigan The prosecutor called the killing an

Wednesday, June 5 Nessel opinion tightens financial disclosure rules State elections officials can require officeholders to provide more than the bare minimum on new personal

WARREN — Three people accused of collecting fraudulent signatures to help get numerous political candidates on the 2022 ballot — including five Republican gubernatorial candidates

If the proposal is enacted, signage indicating e-bike use will be placed at trailheads, along with a QR code where people can give feedback. That