Abdul El-Sayed campaigned in Grand Rapids over the weekend, Governor Gretchen Whitmer says the state's crime rate has reached a seven year low, John Ball Zoo has a new CEO, voters in the Kelloggsville Public School district will decide a multi-million-dollar bond proposal on the November ballot.
A new Michigan Court of Appeals ruling on a rental contract could call into question all contracts made under illegal conditions, the President was in Port Huron over the weekend campaigning for GOP candidates, bills have been introduced in the state House and Senate to help victims of deed fraud.
CSNIP turns 25 and WGVU’s Shelley Irwin sat down with ED Laurel Jones to discuss the beginnings as a mobile clinic, to its now permanent headquarters in Walker.
Transcripts are provided upon request.
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