Trump orders agencies to remove Canadian goods from federal contracts
President Donald Trump directed federal agencies to remove Canadian goods from government contracts, escalating a trade fight between the United
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Michigan News
El-Sayed rallies Detroit crowd with Obama as affordability concerns rise
Former President Barack Obama joined Michigan Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed at a campaign rally on Saturday at Cass
Eaton County
Lawrence targets Eaton County in final push for 7th District
Democratic nominee William Lawrence announced a final campaign strategy to visit 24 towns across Michigan's 7th Congressional District, including Eaton
Ingham County
Three Ingham County businesses cited in alcohol compliance check
The Ingham County Sheriff's Office cited three businesses in the Delhi Township area following a recent alcohol compliance check conducted
Opinion
A Food Grant Should Be Judged by What It Puts on the Table
A food program earns its keep when it helps farms sell what they grow and helps people get food. A
Village of Mulliken
Mulliken council tables $33,650 lagoon repair proposal; discusses sewer costs and village property
The Village of Mulliken Council met Monday, October 5, 2026. Members tabled a proposal to repair eroding banks and replace
National
Washington state Supreme court election looms over gun rights
A decisive election for the Washington state supreme court is set for Tuesday, November 3, 2026, with the outcome poised
Money
Fact check finds Rogers energy tax claim based on 2018 proposal
Michigan Republican Senate candidate Mike Rogers claims his opponent, Abdul El-Sayed, supports a new energy tax that would raise utility
Local News
Grand Ledge opens new ADA playground at Jaycee Park
The City of Grand Ledge officially opened a new universally designed playground at Jaycee Park in May 2026, replacing decades-old
Michigan officials urge House action on stalled human trafficking bills
Advocates, survivors and state leaders gathered in Lansing to discuss human trafficking in Michigan, saying gaps remain in protecting survivors
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Justice Department investigates William & Mary scholarship policies
The U.S. Department of Justice is investigating the College of William & Mary over scholarships and programs intended to increase
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I-75 lanes reopen after freeway shooting investigation in Oakland County
Northbound I-75 at Baldwin Road in Oakland County reopened Thursday after Michigan State Police investigated a freeway shooting reported Wednesday
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GAO report finds $9.5bn paid leave rose 435% in 2025
The GAO report released on Tuesday shows that paid administrative leave for federal employees rose 435% from 2023 to 2025,
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Vice president Harris to campaign with Abdul El‑Sayed in Michigan
Vice president Harris will campaign with Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El‑Sayed in Michigan next week, a spokesperson for Harris confirmed
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Michigan Good Food Fund offers grant opportunities to food and farm businesses
The Michigan Good Food Fund (MGFF) is offering grant funding ranging from $5,000 to $20,000 to help farmers, farm stands,
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Lansing police respond to shots fired at Shepard and Marcus
Early Wednesday morning, Lansing police responded to a report of shots fired inside a residence at the intersection of Shepard
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Michigan gas prices climb to $4.54, diesel hits record $6.34
Michigan's average gas prices rose to $4.54 on Sept. 16, up more than 10 cents from Tuesday and 30 cents
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Susie Wiles announces she is cancer free after treatment at Mayo Clinic
Susie Wiles announced Wednesday that she is cancer free after a medical appointment at the Mayo Clinic, thanking President Donald
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