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What should I know about Michigan’s primary election?
You've got questions and we've got the facts you need before entering a voting booth.
Early voting begins in St. Joseph County
It began last Saturday at the County Training Building, 602 E. Main St., Centreville, and continues through Sunday, August 4.
Michigan observes National Hire a Veteran Day
The day was created to encourage employers to hire some of the estimated 200,000 veterans who leave the armed forces every year.
Candidate Questionnaire: Michael Malmborg
The formatting and content of this questionnaire are presented as they were submitted. Michael Malmborg is one of three Republican primary candidates including Steve Carra and Frank Perez.
Early voting begins Saturday for St. Joseph County
Three Rivers City Hall will be extending its hours to accommodate early voting. This year's primary will be held Tuesday, August 6.
Michigan State Police cracking down on summertime speeding
Officials say that each speeding vehicle has the potential for tragic but preventable crashes and fatalities.
Court denies ‘bad faith’ bankruptcy petition by owner of failed mid-Michigan dam
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel on Thursday announced the ruling against Lee Mueller, former operator of Boyce Hydro and the Edenville Dam, which failed in 2020, forcing the evacuation of more than 10,000 people and damaging thousands of homes and businesses.
FOIA expansion to the governor and Legislature makes it out of Michigan Senate committee
Currently, Michigan is one of the only states that exempts the governor’s office and legislature from FOIA and even if the bills became law, they create a series of exemptions for the denial of requests that other state agencies don’t have.
Michigan Freedom Caucus members want to censure Speaker Tate
Several state representatives of the Michigan Freedom Caucus, including Rep. Steve Carra (R-Three Rivers), joined together Tuesday to announce their resolution censuring Michigan House Speaker Joe Tate (D-Detroit) over his criticism of state Rep. Josh Schriver (R-Oxford) for his “Great Replacement” theory social media posts.
What should I know about Michigan’s primary election?
You've got questions and we've got the facts you need before entering a voting booth.
Early voting begins in St. Joseph County
It began last Saturday at the County Training Building, 602 E. Main St., Centreville, and continues through Sunday, August 4.
Michigan observes National Hire a Veteran Day
The day was created to encourage employers to hire some of the estimated 200,000 veterans who leave the armed forces every year.
Candidate Questionnaire: Michael Malmborg
The formatting and content of this questionnaire are presented as they were submitted. Michael Malmborg is one of three Republican primary candidates including Steve Carra and Frank Perez.
Early voting begins Saturday for St. Joseph County
Three Rivers City Hall will be extending its hours to accommodate early voting. This year's primary will be held Tuesday, August 6.
Michigan State Police cracking down on summertime speeding
Officials say that each speeding vehicle has the potential for tragic but preventable crashes and fatalities.
Court denies ‘bad faith’ bankruptcy petition by owner of failed mid-Michigan dam
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel on Thursday announced the ruling against Lee Mueller, former operator of Boyce Hydro and the Edenville Dam, which failed in 2020, forcing the evacuation of more than 10,000 people and damaging thousands of homes and businesses.
FOIA expansion to the governor and Legislature makes it out of Michigan Senate committee
Currently, Michigan is one of the only states that exempts the governor’s office and legislature from FOIA and even if the bills became law, they create a series of exemptions for the denial of requests that other state agencies don’t have.
Michigan Freedom Caucus members want to censure Speaker Tate
Several state representatives of the Michigan Freedom Caucus, including Rep. Steve Carra (R-Three Rivers), joined together Tuesday to announce their resolution censuring Michigan House Speaker Joe Tate (D-Detroit) over his criticism of state Rep. Josh Schriver (R-Oxford) for his “Great Replacement” theory social media posts.
