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The City of Grand Rapids is planning a celebration for its 175th birthday this year, Michigan House Republicans and Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson are headed to court in a fight over access to election-related materials, and more.
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Benson's says the materials need to be reviewed and redacted for security purposes before they can be released
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Michigan's attorney general is looking to reverse a federal order keeping an Ottawa County coal plant open, Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson has had an impeachment resolution raised against her, and more.
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The articles accuse Benson of exceeding her authority, failing to secure elections, and not being transparent
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Frederik Meijer Gardens and Sculpture Park, Old Heart, Hackley Public Library, Focus on Ferals, and The Purposeful Warrior.
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West Michigan lawmakers explain their votes for Trump's Big Beautiful Bill in the House, Bills passed in the Michigan House to ban transgender students from playing sports in schools, MDOT is lifting some lane restrictions for the holiday weekend, and more.
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Benson said her office will not release unvetted and unredacted material that would imperil election security if made public
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The Grand Rapids city Commission adopted a $735 million budget for the 2026 fiscal year, Republican State Senator Mark Huizenga proposed testing Michigan kids for PFAS contamination, GRPM's CEO is retiring, and more.
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DeBoyer said he plans to send a letter asking Benson to personally appear before the committee next month