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A judge is considering dismissing a lawsuit against the embattled Ottawa County Board of Commissioners that accused the boards Ottawa Impact majority of violating OMA at its inaugural meeting.

On May 24, dozens of protesters gathered at the state Capitol demanding legislators pass bills to expand who can get driver’s licenses in Michigan.

‘We treat them as political actors, similar to how we’d treat a Democratic operative,’ the likely ‘24 GOP presidential contender says of news outlets

His time in Michigan was among the appearances he's made in politically important states.

Donald Trump's criminal charges may energize his loyal supporters but could hurt him in a general election race that requires broad appeal.

There are many places where you’ve probably seen Matteo Lane: in Royal Oak last year at Mark Ridley's Comedy Castle, on Netflix’s queer comic showcase

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Ottawa Impact is showing signs of fracture, as it severs its relationship with one commissioner and two others publicly cut ties.

The complaint seeks to invalidate all decisions made by the commission on Jan. 3.

Progress Michigan meme misses the reality in 2023: In Democrat-run Lansing, corporate welfare is as popular as ever