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From the HERE City State DeskDemocrat Abdul El-Sayed and Republican Mike Rogers, the major-party candidates for Michigan's open U.S. Senate seat, are set to debate Thursday night in\u2026
From the HERE City State DeskMichigan Attorney General Dana Nessel is asking state regulators to approve less than half of the electric rate increase Consumers Energy is seeking.Consumers\u2026
From the HERE City State DeskOfficers at Baraga Correctional Facility in the Upper Peninsula broke up a drug smuggling plot that has implicated several people, including inmates and\u2026
From the HERE City State DeskA 24-year-old Eaton County Road Commission worker was killed Tuesday afternoon when he was hit by two trucks while directing traffic in a\u2026
From the HERE City State DeskInvasive red swamp crayfish have turned up in southwest Michigan for the first time in Cass County, and state officials are asking people\u2026
From the HERE City State DeskRepublican U.S. Rep. John James tried to put some distance between himself and President Donald Trump on Tuesday night in his first debate\u2026
From the HERE City State DeskA federal jury in Marquette has convicted a northern Lower Michigan man of sexually abusing a child in the Upper Peninsula, federal prosecutors\u2026
From the HERE City State DeskXcel Energy plans to sell its Michigan utility operations in the western Upper Peninsula to two utilities that already serve the region, the\u2026
From the HERE City State DeskTwo Michigan organizations will share $352,800 in federal grants to run adaptive sports programs for veterans and active-duty service members, the Department of\u2026
From the HERE City State DeskA 31-year-old Howell man has been arraigned on charges that he threatened to kill a sitting circuit court judge, Michigan Attorney General Dana\u2026
From the HERE City State DeskMike Rogers, the Republican nominee for the U.S. Senate in Michigan, is breaking with President Donald Trump on trade, calling for an end\u2026
From the HERE City State DeskCoinbase has agreed to stop offering sports-related event contracts to customers in Michigan, the latest prediction-market platform to step back as the state\u2026