Ann Arbor City Council approves new Comprehensive Land-Use Plan guiding development through 2050, emphasizing increased housing density and affordability.
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State House Speaker Matt Hall proposes a Michigan Constitution amendment for supermajority votes in "lame duck" sessions to prevent controversial bills.
Maricopa County Recorder Justin Heap plans to declare voters ineligible after a federal database flags them as non-citizens.
The United Farm Workers union distances from Cesar Chavez celebrations amid troubling allegations, urging service acts.
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State Sen. Kelda Roys aims to lead Wisconsin, focusing on affordability and opposing Trump’s policies. She champions healthcare reform, education, and immigrant rights.
Officials in Michigan call for legislative changes to prevent antisemitic crimes after an attack at a synagogue, highlighting rising hate crime rates.
Michigan Rep. John James requests $638 million to update Selfridge Air National Guard Base for new F-15EX fighters and KC-46A tankers by 2030.
The U.S. Forest Service transferred Oak Flat to Resolution Copper, a setback for opponents of the proposed mine.
Federal appeals court to hear arguments challenging Trump admin's policy of mandatory detention for immigrants awaiting immigration cases.