Gordon Evans

News Reporter/Producer

WMUK's Morning Edition anchor, Gordon Evans is also an accomplished reporter and interviewer. A 1990 graduate of Michigan State, he came to WMUK from WAAM in Ann Arbor.

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6:42 am
Thu May 2, 2013

Former Benton Harbor City Manager hired in Bangor

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Richard Marsh chosen from field of five finalists for job
BANGOR - Former Benton Harbor city manager Richard Marsh is the Bangor City Council's choice to manage the city.
6:24 am
Thu May 2, 2013

Calhoun County Prosecutor finds no evidence of corruption in Battle Creek Police Department

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Police Chief wants apology from City Commissioner Andy Domenico
Battle Creek's police chief is demanding an apology after the county prosecutor said a city commissioner has no evidence of corruption. "I think his behavior insinuating that the Battle Creek Police Department is corrupt has been reckless and embarrassing and he owes the Battle Creek Police Department and the people of Battle Creek a public apology," Chief Jackie Hampton said.
Justice for Maurice Henry Carter
9:42 pm
Wed May 1, 2013

A quest for justice and the bond of friendship in play at WMU

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Von Washington and other actors in rehearsal

  • Report by WMUK's Gordon Evans

The true story of a friendship that grew out of a quest for justice is the basis of the play Justice for Maurice Henry Carter.

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Prison contracts
8:44 am
Wed May 1, 2013

Chairman of subcommittee overseeing corrections spending hails private vendor for food service

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State Prison in Jackson

  • Interview with John Proos

  

The chairman of the Senate Appropriations Subcommittee on Corrections says hiring a private vendor to provide food service for Michigan prisons is a victory for taxpayers.

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7:53 am
Wed May 1, 2013

DNR plan would lift cap on state land purchases

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Plan to go to governor approval
Michigan's Department of Natural Resources is delivering a proposal to Gov. Rick Snyder this month that it hopes will help lead to the lifting of a state-imposed cap on land acquisitions. Last year, the Republican-controlled Legislature limited the state's holdings to 4.6 million acres.

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