Ingham County judge delays trial of former Michigan House speaker Lee Chatfield over witness testimony dispute. Attorney General Dana Nessel criticizes delay.
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Republican Brinker Harding, running for Congress in Nebraska, pledges to tackle Big Pharma despite having up to $125,000 invested in it.
Michigan uniquely elects governing boards for three public universities statewide, while others are appointed. Could this process ever change? If you care about university governing boards, contact your state representative and research candidates to make an informed decision.[embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=[/embed]
Mike Rogers is campaigning for Senate in Michigan, targeting Democratic strongholds and appealing to diverse voters in a high-stakes battle for control. GOP super PAC airs ads tying El-Sayed to left-wing figure Hasan Piker. Rogers distances from Trump, but echoes his rhetoric subtly. Michigan Senate race heats up.
Michigan House bill offers academic credits to skilled-trade students, aiming to address worker shortage and provide job pathways for young people.
The Arizona Supreme Court ruled that destroying requested public records violates state law, allowing legal fee recovery.
Michigan Senate race focuses on health care policy. Abdul El-Sayed advocates for Medicare for All, while Mike Rogers prefers transparency and free market solutions.
Mexico’s president and Trump are negotiating the USMCA trade pact; Mexico seeks tariff reductions amid ongoing talks.
Lt. Gov. Stavros Anthony criticized welfare handouts despite collecting a state pension and billing taxpayers for his car expenses.
This week, the focus is on mail-in ballots. Supreme Court rules against Trump, voter confidence drops, and USPS election admin jurisdiction in question. States will mail ballots to eligible voters, no changes for this election. Stay tuned for updates and analysis from Michigan Public. Subscribe now!