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Duggan seeks support from key Republican donors at event hosted by ex-MIGOP leader

By Capitol News | Nov 7, 2025

Mike Duggan is set to attend a fundraiser hosted by Jeff Sakwa, former co-chair of the Michigan Republican Party.

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Who among former Lansing Metro area high school stars will participate in events the week of Monday, Nov. 10?

By V. N. Seeley | Nov 7, 2025

These former Lansing Metro area high school standouts are scheduled to compete the week starting Monday, Nov. 10.

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Michigan Supreme Court considers changes to consumer law affecting regulated industries

By Capitol News | Nov 6, 2025

The Michigan Supreme Court is considering a case that could alter how the state's consumer protection law applies to regulated businesses and professions.

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College readiness in Eaton Rapids Public Schools differed among races in school in 2023-24 school year

By T. M. Preciado | Nov 6, 2025

White students' college readiness declined in Eaton Rapids Public Schools during the 2023-24 school year, compared to previous school year.

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Redevelopment planned for historic Lake Orion High School with new housing units

By Capitol News | Nov 6, 2025

Governor Gretchen Whitmer has announced a redevelopment project in Lake Orion that will transform the historic 1927 Lake Orion High School into residential housing and community space.

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Rob Minard pleads guilty to felony charges involving theft from PACs

By Capitol News | Nov 6, 2025

Rob Minard, a resident of Bath Township, pleaded guilty to two felony charges in the 30th Circuit Court in Ingham County.

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Sen. Elissa Slotkin addresses authoritarianism concerns and constituent outreach

By Capitol News | Nov 6, 2025

Senator Elissa Slotkin shared posts on November 5-6, 2025 discussing American attitudes toward authoritarianism, inviting constituents to engage with her office in Washington D.C., and highlighting local stories impacted by healthcare changes.

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Attorney General Nessel supports legislative update to Michigan anti-terrorism law

By Capitol News | Nov 6, 2025

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel and Deputy Solicitor General Eric Restuccia appeared before the Senate Civil Rights, Judiciary, and Public Safety Committee to express support for Senate Bill 502.

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Campaign finance reports shed light on funding for Michigan ballot initiatives

By Capitol News | Nov 6, 2025

The latest campaign finance reports filed in October reveal the financial dynamics and progress of several ballot initiatives currently being circulated in Michigan.

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State commission approves MDOT’s five-year transportation plan with $16B investment

By Capitol News | Nov 6, 2025

The State Transportation Commission (STC) has approved the final version of the Michigan Department of Transportation's (MDOT) 2026-2030 Five-Year Transportation Program (5YTP).

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Whitmer appoints Cheryl Sweeney as Monroe County Probate Court judge

By Capitol News | Nov 6, 2025

Governor Gretchen Whitmer has appointed Cheryl Sweeney to serve on the Monroe County Probate Court.

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House Oversight Committee pursues subpoena over health education curriculum changes

By Capitol News | Nov 6, 2025

The Michigan House Oversight Committee has approved a move to seek a subpoena against the Michigan Department of Education.

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Rep. Jenkins-Arno’s bill advances to expand tax credits for investing in Michigan businesses

By Capitol News | Nov 6, 2025

State Representative Nancy Jenkins-Arno, a Republican from Rollin Township, announced the progress of her proposed legislation aimed at encouraging investment in Michigan-based businesses.

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Michigan House passes Rep. Kunse’s bill requiring warrants for environmental inspections

By Capitol News | Nov 6, 2025

State Representative Tom Kunse (R-Clare) has commended the Michigan House of Representatives for passing his legislative proposal that would require state environmental and natural resources officers to obtain a warrant before entering private...

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Majority of Michiganders blame Republicans for ongoing federal government shutdown

By Capitol News | Nov 6, 2025

A recent survey conducted by MLive found that 68% of Michigan residents believe Republicans are most responsible for the ongoing federal government shutdown.

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Westbound I‑696 ramp closures begin Nov. 14 for reconstruction project in Oakland County

By Capitol News | Nov 6, 2025

Starting November 14, westbound I-696 from I-75 to M-10 in Oakland County will undergo a significant traffic shift as part of ongoing reconstruction.

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Lane closure begins for emergency M-123 culvert repairs in Luce County

By Capitol News | Nov 6, 2025

The Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) has begun emergency repairs on the M-123 culvert over Auger Creek, located north of Newberry in Luce County.

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Mike Rogers criticized for comments on Michigan's auto industry

By D. R. Lanham | Nov 6, 2025

Failed Republican Senate candidate Mike Rogers stated in a recent radio interview that Michigan no longer has a “Big Three” automaker presence, effectively excluding Stellantis and its 48,000 U.S. autoworkers from the group.

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Ethics concerns raised as staffer works for rival campaigns in Michigan GOP governor race

By D. R. Lanham | Nov 6, 2025

A recent report from Michigan Advance has highlighted ethical concerns in the Republican primary race for Michigan governor.

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Blue Water Bridge eastbound tolls to rise by $1 effective December 1

By D. R. Lanham | Nov 6, 2025

Effective December 1, the toll for eastbound vehicles crossing the Blue Water Bridge in Port Huron will increase by $1, bringing the total to $5 for cars.