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Michigan lawmakers propose adopting Honor and Remember flag for fallen military heroes

By Capitol News | Nov 8, 2025

State Senator Thomas Albert and State Representative Steve Frisbie have introduced new legislation in Michigan aimed at honoring U.S. military personnel who died while serving the country.

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Senator Victory backs legislation to replace MEDC with new economic bureau

By Capitol News | Nov 8, 2025

Senator Roger Victory has announced his support for a legislative package aimed at dissolving the Michigan Economic Development Corporation (MEDC) and establishing a new Bureau of Fair Competition and Free Enterprise.

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Senator Michael Webber schedules office hour for district residents in Troy

By Capitol News | Nov 8, 2025

State Senator Michael Webber, a Republican from Rochester Hills, has announced that he will hold a local office hour for residents of Michigan’s 9th Senate District.

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Michigan faces rising ACA premiums as insurers reduce coverage

By Capitol News | Nov 8, 2025

Following the start of open enrollment for the Affordable Care Act (ACA), health care costs in Michigan are rising, with many residents facing higher premiums and potential loss of coverage.

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John James skips second GOP gubernatorial debate held in his district

By Capitol News | Nov 8, 2025

John James, a Republican congressman, did not attend the second GOP gubernatorial primary debate held in Roseville, which is within his own congressional district.

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Mary Sheffield becomes Detroit's first female mayor after election victory

By Capitol News | Nov 8, 2025

After a closely contested election, Mary Sheffield has become the new mayor of Detroit, marking the first time a woman has held this office in the city’s history.

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I-496 lane closures rescheduled for Comcast utility work in Lansing

By Capitol News | Nov 8, 2025

Permit utility work by Comcast on Interstate 496 at Grand Avenue in Lansing has been rescheduled and will now take place early Saturday morning, November 8.

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Duggan defends record amid criticism over ties to trump-aligned donors

By Capitol News | Nov 8, 2025

After making statements defending former President Donald Trump’s Medicaid cuts, Mike Duggan has said he has "no problems with the Trump administration" during his tenure as Mayor of Detroit.

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Which former Lansing Metro area high school stars will compete on Tuesday, Nov. 11?

By M. G. Mason | Nov 8, 2025

This former Lansing Metro high school star set for games on Tuesday, Nov. 11.

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Alpena event concludes statewide series highlighting impact of menopause on women's workforce participation

By Capitol News | Nov 7, 2025

The Michigan Women's Commission recently concluded a series of statewide discussions on menopause, with the final event held in Alpena and moderated by Mayor Cindy Johnson.

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US-131 interchange expansion opens new ramps near Kalamazoo

By Capitol News | Nov 7, 2025

The Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) has announced the completion of the expansion project at the US-131 interchange with US-131 Business Route (BR) north of Kalamazoo.

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Sen. Elissa Slotkin addresses secret lists and legislative priorities in recent posts

By Capitol News | Nov 7, 2025

Senator Elissa Slotkin shared concerns about secret government lists and legal risks for officers while providing updates on legislative initiatives via Twitter posts dated November 7, 2025.

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M-58 intersections in Saginaw set for temporary closure during paving work

By Capitol News | Nov 7, 2025

The Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) has announced the closure of two intersections along M-58 (State Street) in Saginaw for paving work.

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Operation Safe Neighborhoods removes over 900 illegal guns across Michigan

By Capitol News | Nov 7, 2025

More than 900 illegal firearms have been removed from Michigan streets as part of Operation Safe Neighborhoods, according to an announcement made by Governor Gretchen Whitmer, Colonel James Grady, and Director Heidi Washington.

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Attorney General Nessel responds as Consumers Energy plans new natural gas rate hike

By Capitol News | Nov 7, 2025

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel has stated her continued commitment to advocating for consumers as Consumers Energy prepares to seek another natural gas rate increase.

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Sen. Elissa Slotkin urges action on shutdown and rising health care costs

By Capitol News | Nov 7, 2025

Senator Elissa Slotkin posted multiple statements on November 7, highlighting efforts to resolve what she described as the longest government shutdown and stressing concerns about rising health care costs for Michiganders.

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Oakland County insurance agent faces felony charges for alleged embezzlement scheme

By Capitol News | Nov 7, 2025

Robert Joseph Bucko, a 70-year-old insurance agent from Novi, Michigan, has been arraigned on multiple felony charges in Oakland County.

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MDOT schedules twelfth community meeting for I-375 Detroit project

By Capitol News | Nov 7, 2025

The Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) will hold its twelfth community meeting on the I-375 project in Detroit.

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Congressman Tom Barrett addresses local business milestones and shutdown impacts

By Capitol News | Nov 7, 2025

Congressman Tom Barrett used his social media platform from November 5-7, 2025 to highlight a local business anniversary in St. Johns while also raising concerns about travel disruptions and increased food insecurity due to an ongoing government...

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Supreme Court halts order requiring USDA full SNAP funding; AG Nessel responds

By Capitol News | Nov 7, 2025

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel responded to the Supreme Court's decision to grant the U.S. Department of Agriculture's (USDA) request to suspend a lower court order that required full funding for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance...