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The city of Kalamazoo officially broke ground on a multi-year project Monday that will transform downtown traffic flows.
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Some Michigan House Republicans are calling for an end to an exception in state law that could block some parents from seeing their kids’ medical records. -
Attorney General Dana Nessel says she'll challenge a state appeals court ruling that reversed terrorism charges against two men convicted in the 2020 plot to kidnap Governor Gretchen Whitmer. -
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Cox's departure leaves businessman Perry Johnson and U.S. Representative John James to battle for the Republican Party's nomination for governor in the August primary. -
WMU's Pete Strazdas called the historic house "an asset we have no need for."
