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“We’ve all been through a lot. It’s rational to feel frustrated. Exhausted. Even cynical,” Gov. Gretchen Whitmer said, “Fortunately, the cure for cynicism is competence. These bipartisan accomplishments are a testament to what we can do together. We must believe that better things are possible because that is the only way they ever get done.”
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Gov. Whitmer delivered the final State of the State of her first term with a fervent defense of her administration’s handling of COVID-19.
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A report released Wednesday by a Republican-led state Senate committee says there was no widespread fraud or hacking that affected the results of Michigan’s 2020 elections.
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When Grand Traverse County Commissioner Ron Clous flashed his rifle while a resident spoke at an online public meeting, it caused an outcry in the community.Now the resident, Patricia MacIntosh is suing the county, arguing the commissioner violated her First Amendment rights.
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Former State Representative Larry Inman is close to being a free man after a federal judge dropped the two remaining corruption charges against him:…
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Michigan’s Upper Peninsula used to be represented by Democrats in Lansing and Washington, DC.Now there’s one left: Sara Cambensy from Marquette represents…
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Thursday on Stateside, Michigan State Representative Sara Cambensy (D-Marquette) discussed how the Covid-19 pandemic has affected the Upper Peninsula.…
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Fifteen members of Congress, including five republicans from Michigan, are asking President Joe Biden to support the Line 5 oil pipeline.During his first…
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Governor Gretchen Whitmer has signed two budget bills to fund the state’s COVID-19 response. But the bills also include line-item vetoes to the chagrin of…
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Governor Gretchen Whitmer is expected to formally throw her support behind legislation to add LGBTQ protections to Michigan’s civil rights law on…