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This is the newest wrinkle in a years-long battle and multiple lawsuits between the Democratic secretary of state and Republicans

Jacob Wohl and Jack Burkman fought the charges up to the Michigan Supreme Court, arguing the state’s voter intimidation law is too broad and violates First Amendment rights

The materials at issue here include non-public details from the Qualified Voter File, computer technology and procedures for securing ballots and voting equipment to keep them safe from tampering

The bill cleared the House Elections Committee last month on a party-line vote and is now awaiting action on the House floor.

Corewell Health is expanding comprehensive care for mothers and newborns, the Michigan Board of Education approved new standards for health education, and more.

The Republican lawmakers are asking for federal monitoring of next year's August primary and the November general election

The election on Tuesday adds three new members to the Grand Haven City Council. Tributes were made for two members leaving the council

West Shore Community college is expanding to create more than just an education hub, Detroit elects its first female mayor, and more.

Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson says the GOP’s position would deprive thousands of overseas voters, including family members of military personnel, of their rights

Muskegon Township voters have approved the renewal of a public safety millage while rejecting a public safety millage increase