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“And more importantly, that I just felt sad that he had been in power for so long, and it took this for the regents to finally publicly say that he was a bad leader, even though they knew it for many years before that.”

The Michigan Court of Appeals says Southfield City Clerk Sherikia Hawkins will face a total of six felony charges of fraud.

Michigan’s governor is defending an executive order requiring long-term care facilities to create dedicated COVID-19 units.

The state's economic development corporation will offer an incentive package for the GM electric vehicle investments

One University of Michigan student talked to Stateside about why the firing of former university president Mark Schlissel is no laughing matter. Also, one former collegiate athlete shared her struggle with eating disorders. And a filmmaker talked about his journey following a beloved pair of piping plovers.

The study finds lockdowns likely saved lives. But it also finds the economic impact is more “nuanced.”

The hearing comes after a report from the Office of the Auditor General found nearly 30% more deaths than the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services reported across a timespan from January 2020 through July 2, 2021.

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This latest round of Lead and Copper Rule monitoring spanning six consecutive months showed 90% of water samples collected were at or below 7 parts per billion for lead, compared with 3 parts per billion in the first half of the year.

In front of dozens of supporters, Rinke touted his business credentials, while also calling incumbent Democratic Gov. Gretchen Whitmer a “career politician” “who puts politics over the people they’re supposed to protect.”