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While Lansing’s Juneteenth flag-raising was postponed briefly on Thursday due to weather, the ceremony proceeded in sunshine and with high spirits. This was the second year the Juneteenth flag was ...
After repeatedly refusing to commit to meeting the state’s July 1 deadline to pass a new state budget, Michigan House Speaker Matt Hall (R-Richland Township) on Wednesday said the Republican-led House ...
Truth, a former slave and one of history’s most noted abolitionists who spent her last years as a resident of Michigan, is still remembered by her famous “Ain’t I a Woman” speech in 1851. But as ...
This story was originally reported by Errin Haines of The 19th. Meet Errin and read more of her reporting on gender, politics and policy. Thursday marks the first national observance under President ...
Several Republican members of the Michigan House of Representatives were in Washington, D.C. this week to meet with members ...
The 32nd annual Juneteenth celebration in Lansing began Wednesday evening with a formal kick-off ceremony. Once a single-day celebration, Lansing’s Juneteenth festivities have expanded into a ...
Former U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine Bridget Brink, who stepped down from her position in April citing President Donald Trump’s priority of Russia over Ukraine in peace talks after Russia’s invasion, ...
After two hours of collecting boxes of cereal, bags of chips and loaves of bread during a food drive across the street from ...
As the sun beat down on downtown Lansing Monday morning, activists from multiple labor and environmental groups gathered ...
Michigan House Republicans on Wednesday proposed one of the largest increases to per-pupil funding for public schools in ...
Renters in Michigan would be permitted to withhold rent or have the cost of repairs deducted from their rent if landlords don ...
Cuts to DEI programming, slashed operational funding for the state’s most prestigious universities with large endowments and ...