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Gymnasts, the FBI director, and the DOJ inspector general testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee on Wednesday.
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Yes, you've seen more mosquitoes. And yes, some of them carry diseases. MDHHS researchers are looking at the prevalence of those diseases in the bumper crop of these pests. -
It’s back to school season, and in this era of COVID-19 with the debate over mask mandates, what this looks like depends a lot on where you live. Today, we hear stories of two Michigan families: One family has an unvaccinated seven year old in a school district that is not requiring masks, and the other has a teenager who is vaccinated in a district with a mask mandate.
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The state legislature takes up a ban on mask mandates in schools. Also, how the COVID era has changed the way we think about and use social spaces. And, we all felt the impact of more mosquitos this year, but does that translate to more mosquito-borne diseases?
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Both universities say they will stop notifying faculty, students of "informal contacts" in classrooms, buildings.
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State Representative Steve Marino has been removed from his committee assignments. That’s as the Michigan State Police investigates threats he allegedly made against another lawmaker, Representative Mari Manoogian.
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Surrounded by angry protesters on Belle Isle, former Detroit Police Chief James Craig announced his run for Michigan governor as a Republican. Today, what the chaotic start of his campaign means for the Governor's race in Michigan.
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Since 2008, Michigan has required proof of permanent legal residency. House Bills 4835 and 4836 would restore the ability for undocumented individuals to apply for a driver’s license or state identification.
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City commissioners in Grand Rapids have followed through on an affordable housing recommendation six years in the making.
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Former Detroit Police Chief James Craig formally announced today that he is running as a Republican for governor of Michigan.
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James Craig's gubernatorial campaign has a chaotic start. Also, feminist artists transform a Detroit house. And, families share their mixed back-to-school feelings.
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Former Detroit police chief James Craig was supposed to announce his candidacy for governor on Belle Isle Tuesday, but that event was interrupted by protesters.
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Most colleges and universities are entering their third week in the new fall semester — with many trying to get back to a pre-pandemic normal.
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Students are returning to very different school situations, depending on where they live. For our Mornings in Michigan series, Michigan Radio producers Erin Allen and Rachel Ishikawa spent time with two families in schools with two very different mask rules.
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Join Michigan Radio’s political junkie Zoe Clark as she hosts a fun and fast-paced look at Michigan politics on the Michigan Princess. Come aboard and join in the discussion!
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Grand Traverse County’s 86th District Court has authorized arrest warrants for two men alleged to have attacked Traverse City Record-Eagle reporter…
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Stateside: Muslim surveillance post 9-11; telling Arab American stories; domestic violence gun deathToday on Stateside, we look at a young woman’s death that casts light on a patchwork system of laws covering guns and restraining orders. We also discuss…
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Abed Ayoub was preparing a presentation for a class at the University of Michigan-Dearborn when he first heard that a plane had struck the World Trade…
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As COVID-19 hospitalizations increase, health officials and health care workers are concerned about a fourth surge overwhelming hospitals and health care…
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Michigan Radio has received a grant from the Public Welfare Foundation to expand the station’s criminal justice reporting. This will allow the station to…
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A new report identifies the “most plausible” cause of the failure of the Edenville Dam in May 2020.An independent forensic team made up of members of the…
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It turns out plenty of parents are willing to go sit through an in-person vaccine education session at their local health department, in order to get…
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Michigan businesses have been struggling to find new employees, despite the recent end of federal expanded jobless benefits A recent job fair at Bronner’s…
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Epidemiologists at the University of Michigan's School of Public Health estimate that 68% of Michigan residents have some sort of protection from…
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Contractors used a helicopter to lift the four sections of a new 142-foot-long pedestrian bridge into place at the Lower Tahquamenon Falls.
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