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3 ways you can get involved during the Nov. 3 General Election in Michigan
Join the fight to protect elections, stop voter suppression, and celebrate the right to vote in Michigan.
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From front porches to polling places, healthcare is on Americans’ minds
Across the country, people are opening up about their healthcare struggles and finding common ground in unexpected places.
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Opinion: We run Michigan’s elections. Here’s what we want voters to know
Michigan’s local clerks are working to protect your vote amid election misinformation and threats to election workers. In this op-ed, a county clerk explains what voters should know before the Nov. 3 election.
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18 must-see Halloween events in Michigan (Oct 29-Nov. 1, 2026)
Haunted celebrations, bar crawls, music, and more.
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Will Lawrence targets Tom Barrett’s corporate donors in closing campaign push
With millions of dollars in outside spending pouring into Michigan’s 7th District, Democrat Will Lawrence is closing out his campaign in diners, coffee shops, and small towns.
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Michigan woman’s harrowing illegal abortion at 15 shaped the rest of her life
In 1966, Renee Chelian was just 15 when she was blindfolded and taken to a warehouse for an illegal abortion. The experience shaped her decision to open one of Michigan’s first abortion clinics and dedicate her life to providing abortion care. Now, nearly 60 years later, she shares her story in her own words.
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Why Michigan stoners on Reddit can’t stop talking about Hill Street Genetics
A rare Jamaican landrace, a patented living soil, and a founder who answers every Reddit comment himself: Here’s why Hill Street is Michigan’s most talked-about new weed.
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Michigan CSAs offer another way to buy fresh produce as grocery prices rise
Michigan CSAs connect local growers with community members for fresh (and often affordable!) seasonal produce.
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8 quick hits of cannabis news from across Michigan
Here’s your weekly cannabis rundown from The MichiGanja Report:
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Who’s spending to keep Huizenga in Congress? Crypto companies and banks
Bill Huizenga helped advance cryptocurrency legislation and is benefiting from industry-funded political spending.
