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3 key dates to know in Michigan’s 2026 primary elections
Michigan’s primary election is Tuesday, Aug. 4, 2026. Here are the election dates, voter registration deadlines, and other voting information you need to know.
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Races to watch in the Aug. 4 Michigan primary election
Here are the essential races to watch in Michigan’s Aug. 4 primary election, from the Democratic US Senate race to state races.
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Michiganders renew pressure on Gov. Whitmer to reject Trump’s federal school voucher tax credit program
Across the Great Lakes State, Michiganders continue to fight for public education funding.
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Michiganders lose access to critical reproductive care as Planned Parenthood closes more health clinics
Planned Parenthood of Michigan says it remains dedicated to providing care for Michiganders after announcing it will permanently close brick-and-mortar locations in Lansing, Livonia, and Warren.
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What a new report reveals about Jeffrey Epstein’s years in Northern Michigan
A two-year investigation commissioned by the Interlochen Center for the Arts documented 70 accounts of sexual abuse spanning six decades—including two new allegations against Jeffrey Epstein. Nobody is investigating them.
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8 quick hits of cannabis news from across Michigan
Here’s your weekly rundown from The MichiGanja Report:
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Michigan’s most hyped weed strain is named after a psychedelic toad
Toad Venom has taken over Michigan’s cannabis scene. It won’t send you to another dimension. But it’s loud, weird, and worth a road trip to track down this summer.
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Meet the working moms running for Michigan state Senate
Two Senate Districts in Michigan will be closely watched in August and November. One group has endorsed maternal candidates who would offer a stark contrast from their predecessors.
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AI surveillance cameras are here—and Michiganders are demanding regulation
From the streets to the State Capitol, Michiganders are advocating for legislation that regulates how law enforcement agencies use automatic license plate reader cameras to protect residents, their data, and their privacy from misuse.
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Toxic foam, poisonous fish, and a fight over the Great Lakes
Republicans gutted Michigan’s environmental agency. Then it approved the Line 5 tunnel.
