Colin Jackson
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Recreational cannabis users in Michigan may see the overall THC content of their edible products doubling in the coming months.
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Ford Motor Company is planning to shift its Michigan factories to carbon-neutral energy sources by 2025.
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A Michigan charter school group is pushing back against new rules from the U.S. Department of Education.
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The defendants in a lawsuit over Michigan's abortion ban are trying to subpoena the governor.
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Republican Tudor Dixon has won the nomination to face Democratic Governor Gretchen Whitmer on the November ballot. Dixon came out on top of a five-person field.
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Over one million Michigan residents have voted absentee during today's primary election.
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Michigan's Secretary of State, Jocelyn Benson, is issuing election guidance ahead of tomorrow's primary election.
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An effort to raise Michigan's minimum wage turned in 610,000 petition signatures today.
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The state transportation department now has the authority to create roadways and lanes exclusively for automated vehicles.
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A state law giving ballot campaigns 180 days to collect signatures is remaining intact.This week an appellate court upheld the dismissal of a lawsuit challenging the 180-day rule. It said neither court held jurisdiction.The issue came up when the “Committee to Ban Fracking in Michigan” took longer than 180 days to gather signatures.