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Rudy giulianis landscaping road show into court. The lawyer who argued against him joins me live when all in starts right now. Good evening from new york. Im chris hayes. Breaking news tonight out of michigan where two republican members of the fourperson board of canvassers in wayne county, michigan, who are tasked with certifying the results of the election, have decided not to do that, citing virtually no evidence of preposterously badfaith move. Wayne county, of course, the most populous cou...

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On Sunday, January 21, Spotlight on the News will interview Cory Connolly, Chief Climate Officer, EGLE and Nancy Kaffer, Editorial Page Editor of the Detroit Free Press.

In the first week of November, I got an email from an angry Lansing culture lover. “I need to clone myself,” the reader complained. “I can’t go to all of these things.”

On the show today, host Stephen Henderson and some friends of Detroit Today look back on the little victories and petty inconveniences of the past year.

General Motors will lay off 369 workers at Grand River Assembly and Lansing Regional Stamping, coinciding with the end of Camaro production. The layoffs will take place in four phases over …

I spent this past weekend eating my way through Chicago on a girls’ trip, dining on Mediterranean lamb and chorizo breakfast hash and drinking $15 vodka mules out of a can.

About 113,000 people live in Lansing, and more than a half-million people live in the Lansing metro region and either work, shop, or in some other way frequent

The Then What Happened podcast discusses how abortion and marijuana rights have changed Michigan as a state and how Ohioans will vote on these issues.

This Ohioan introvertly gave Gov. Gretchen Whitmer a fantastic burn that happens to be against Ohio, Amelia Robinson writes.