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Two Disgraced Lawmakers May Sue The State

Former state Representatives Todd Courser and Cindy Gamrat have filed a notice with a Michigan Court saying they could sue the state, and others, to recoup more than $500,000. Do they have a chance? Here’s MNN legal analyst Charlie Langton.

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Michigan Unsolved Missing Person Case To Be On National TV

It’s been almost three-years since 25-year-old Jessica Heeringa disappeared from the gas station where she worked in west Michigan’s Norton Shores. Tonight, the TV-show “Disappeared” will profile her case on the Investigation Discovery Channel. Jon Gale is the police chief of Norton Shores. Gale says Heeringa’s purse and vehicle were …

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Michigan Republicans Choose Their Delegates

With the possibility of a contested Republican national convention this summer, the Michigan Republican party chose its 59 delegates to represent Michigan at its state convention over the weekend. Delegates will be committed to their candidate–Donald Trump, Ted Cruz, or John Kasich–for the first vote at the national convention, but if …

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Michigan's Gas Prices Fall

While average U.S. gas prices have gone up about eight cents over the past few weeks, prices have dropped about nine cents in the past week in Michigan. AAA Michigan says the average statewide price for a gallon of gas is about $1.98, about 36 cents less that this time last …

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M-STEP & SAT Tests Starting This Week

This is test-week across Michigan. Many fifth and eighth graders will begin taking the Michigan Student Test of Educational Progress, or M-STEP, starting today. Other students in elementary and middle schools will be taking tests over the next month or so. Administrators say the testing won’t take as long as …

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Visit Detroit Ads Beginning On YouTube

Detroit is the star of the latest Pure Michigan campaign… Vice President of Travel Michigan, Dave Lorenz, says the 60-second and 30-second ads are all focused on highlighting the city’s resurgence. Lorenz says you won’t see the usual Detroit landmarks in the ads, they’ll explore a different side of the …

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Post Office Lowers Prices For The First Time In 100 Years

Beginning today, the cost to people mailing letters and postcards will be a little less. For the first time in 100-years, the U.S. Postal Service has lowered prices. Stamps for first-class letters now cost 47-cents. That’s down from 49. And postcards will cost 34-cents to mail instead of 35. The …

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Flint Water Crisis Hearings Continue

Michigan Congressman Fred Upton will lead another congressional hearing this week regarding the Flint water crisis. The House Energy and Commerce Committee will meet Wednesday morning to hear more about the infrastructure issues in Flint and the long-term health implications of the lead contaminated water. Those expected to testify are …

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