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Senator-elect Abdul El-Sayed is launching a new political action committee named Habibi PAC. Zena Issa reports.
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State environmental officials say Michigan's effort to decrease ozone pollution has lead to better air quality this year. Ava Harmon reports.
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Employees at the Anna’s House restaurant in Ann Arbor are claiming wage theft in a new federal class action lawsuit against the Grand Rapids-based chain. Dee Morrison reports.
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The next class of Michigan lawmakers picked their next leaders Thursday. Colin Jackson has more.
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Michigan Governor-elect Jocelyn Benson dropped by the state Capitol Thursday to meet with legislative leaders. As Russ McNamara reports, she and her fellow Democrats have big plans.
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Huge election night wins for Michigan Democrats are bringing the party back in full control of the Michigan Legislature and governor’s office. Colin Jackson has more on the incoming trifecta.
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The Associated Press has called Michigan’s governor’s race for Democrat Jocelyn Benson. Colin Jackson has more.
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The national head of the NAACP stopped in Detroit Monday for a last-minute voter turnout push. Colin Jackson has more.
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President Donald Trump is unpopular with Democrats and some Republicans due to high gas prices and the war with Iran. As Russ McNamara reports, a Republican former Congressman is predicting a blue wave on Election Day.
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Michigan’s U.S. Senate race between Republican Mike Rogers and Democrat Abdul El-Sayed has rekindled Islamophobia in the state. As Russ McNamara reports, the rhetoric has some voters concerned – and determined.
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The Michigan Supreme Court has affirmed a lower court’s ruling by refusing to hear a challenge to how absentee ballots are counted in the state. Russ McNamara has more.
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A new study from the Michigan Department of Lifelong Education, Advancement and Potential (MiLEAP) examines the difficulties young men and boys are having in the state. Russ McNamara has more.
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Former Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder called for a more “positive” message while stumping for Republican candidates in West Michigan Wednesday. Colin Jackson has more.
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Some members of Michigan’s religious minorities see their communities as under threat this election cycle. Colin Jackson has more.