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(MIRS)—Two outgoing Republican senators will be replaced in a special primary in August and a general election in November, Gov. Gretchen Whitmer announced last week. Former Sens. Peter Lucido (R-Shelby Twp.) and Sen. Peter MacGregor…

BY STACY SOBOTKA The development Stoney Creek Crossing is on hold once again. The Oakland Township Board of Trustees decided to send the proposed preliminary site condominium plan back to the planning commission at their…

A man was temporarily arrested for allegedly entering Romeo High School Jan 8. with a concealed weapon has been released from custody. In a letter addressing parents, Principal Bernie Osebold stated the man entered the…

Two men were arrested Jan. 9 in Armada Township after emergency dispatchers received reports of gunfire in various locations in northern Macomb County. At approximately 11:30 p.m., Michigan State Police Troopers stopped a vehicle on…

(MIRS)—The Governor signed 401 bills into law in 2020 and more than a third (37 percent) of them were passed by the Legislature in lame duck, the period of time between the General Election and…

(MIRS)—The 831,150 COVID-19 vaccine doses the state received have either been administered or have been scheduled to be given, according to Tricia Foster, the Governor’s chief operating officer. Foster was at the Governor’s press conference…

In a story published Jan. 13 about former Bruce Township Clerk Susan Brockmann applying for the village manager position in Almont, former trustees Mark Falker and Paul Okoniewski were mistakenly identified as targets of a…

Shane Sellers was still in high school when he officially threw his name in the ring to be on the L’Anse Creuse Public Schools Board of Education. The 18-year-old secured a spot on the board…