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The current millage is set to expire by 2027

New GR Fire station, officer involved shooting, Kent Co. medical examiner, Corewell program for immigrants, housing projects receive incentives, and more

Michigan Manufacturers Association Delaney McKinley joins in with the details.

Volunteers are canvassing for three proposed state constitutional amendments

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

The suit alleged the City of Flint didn’t hire enough Republican poll watchers for precincts and absentee ballot counting boards that year. Lower courts had dismissed the case

Michigan lawmakers are reintroducing legislation granting federal recognition to the Grand River and of Ottawa Indians, Muskegon's Skeleton Building has been torn down, a vote to ban ghost guns in Michigan, and more.

Clerk Joel Hondorp says the city does not need as many polling places on election day because more people are voting early or absentee by mail

With more people voting early or by mail, Grand Rapids Clerk Hondorp says the city does not need so many in person polling places

Only 15 votes, or 0.00028% of the 5.7 million ballots cast last November were illegal