By Rick Pluta and Laura Weber, MPRN
Governor Granholm had another meeting Thursday with the Legislature's Republican and Democratic leaders,...
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Before US troops head to Iraq and Afghanistan, there's training, and this week soldiers with the Michigan Army National Guard are playing war games at Camp...
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The state's economic development chief says business recruiting efforts could stall unless the Legislature authorizes more Michigan Economic Growth Authority tax credits. The...
The number of divorces in the Grand Traverse region shot up by roughly 40 percent last year.
Nearly 1,000 couples filed for divorce in the 13th...
A Manistee man may give up his parental rights, after a two-year court battle for his daughter.
In April, Darryl Rood won his case with the state...
A new clinic designed to serve uninsured and underinsured people opens next week Monday in Petoskey.
The Community Health Center of Northern...
Benzie County may have an alternative high school opening this fall.
Alternative schools are designed for students who have trouble learning in a traditional...
Governor Granholm has vows to protect the Michigan Promise scholarship from the budget axe. But Granholm administration officials will not rule out reducing the size of the scholarships.
The governor is engaged in budget talks with the...
Officials in Long Lake Township are moving fast on plans to design a village center west of Traverse City, off North Long Lake Road.
They hope a re-designed Long Lake Elementary School will be part of the walk-able community center.
...A Benzie County Circuit Judge has dismissed a suit against the Traverse City Record-Eagle. Former Grand Traverse County Sheriff Scott Fewins charged the paper defamed him in an April 2007 editorial.
Editor Mike Tyree wrote that...
