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By Tammy T. Patton Guest Opinion When the media calls Michigan a “battleground state” and Macomb County a “bellwether,” I’m reminded why public officials should try to reason with every voter, not write anyone off or take anyone for granted.  Even in this era of polarized politics, we can accomplish a lot when we try […]

Illinois State Representative Dan Swanson (R-Alpha) is working with local Farm Bureau offices to host a series of Farmland Assessment Seminars around the area on August 21 and 22. “As a farmer myself, I am well aware of the impact that increased farmland assessments and their effect on property taxes can have on farmers,” said […]

Two Macomb communities have primaries Tuesday, which are shaping up to be anything but status quo.

Improvements will be pavement repair and high-friction surface treatment applications from North Line Road to the Rouge River Bridge through Wednesday, Aug. 16.

The Western Illinois University College of Business and Technology (CBT) is eager to announce the upcoming partnership with Knack Tutoring. Beginning Fall 2023, enrolled CBT students will have access to free on-demand tutoring services, fostering an environment of growth and exceptional achievement.

In Tuesday's News Hit: - A pregnant woman has sued Detroit police for a false arrest after facial recognition technology picked her out as an offender - The Detroit Lions have drafted backup QB Teddy Bridgewater - Several local elections are being held in Michigan today

Miller was appointed to the Infrastructure & Place panel, and Sawyer was named to the Higher Ed panel.

Tuesday, Aug. 8, 2023, is Primary Day in southeast Michigan and across the state.

High levels of E. coli got your metro Detroit beach of choice shut down? Consider these chlorinated alternatives for your summer swimming needs.

16 WAPT's Meteorologist Christana Kay has the latest forecast for Jackson and Central Mississippi.