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Plea Deals Reached In Drug Cases

Two Houghton County women accused of trying to pass drugs to an inmate at the jail have agreed to a plea deal. 35-year-old Sarah McMahon of Laurium and 29-year-old Jamie Ekdahl of Calumet appeared in Houghton County Circuit Court Friday for their arraignments. They pled guilty to Attempted Delivery of …

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MI House Seeks To Limit Fundraising License Plates

The state House says ‘no more fund-raising license plates in Michigan.’ Requests to approve a couple dozen plates, from abortion to Sleeping Bear Dunes Lakeshore to Detroit sports teams, have bombarded officials. The bill, sponsored by state Representative Peter Pettalia of Presque Isle, would require all future fundraising plates to …

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Trumps Challenges Within His Own Party

When it comes to unifying the Republican party — the biggest challenge for presumptive presidential candidate Donald Trump is appeasing the Tea-Party, so says Western Michigan University associate professor of political science Dr. Peter Wielhouwer. Meantime, Wielhouwer says a “reconciliation” is needed between Trump and the party — to completely …

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Women May Have To Register For The Draft

If the United States ever imposes a military draft again, women could be a part of it too. A measure approved by the Senate Armed Services Committee includes requiring women to begin signing up with Selective Service in January 2018. Charlie Langton is gauging reaction.

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American Craft Beer Week Begins

Michigan brings plenty of suds to the table for American Craft Beer Week. Scott Graham heads the Michigan Brewers Guild. While many of the state’s nearly 300 breweries are busy crafting unique flavors with Michigan crops, Graham says they’re also tweaking some of the most basic ingredients. Graham says there …

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Bus Inspections Begin Today

Michigan State Police begin a two-week program today focusing on bus safety. Troopers will be inspecting buses for overall maintenance including the conditions of tires, brakes and exhaust pipes. In addition, State Police will be verifying driver qualifications and making sure the hours-of-service requirements are met. If there are violations, …

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