Eric Lloyd is a Chief Political Reporter with a focus on local news in Michigan, particularly in the Cadillac area. With a background in journalism and experience working for various media outlets, Eric covers a wide range of topics including politics, education, business, and community events. He is dedicated to providing accurate and informative reporting to keep the local community informed.
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Eric Lloyd's coverage focuses mainly on government announcements, legal policy regulation, and government & politics with a local (Michigan) focus. He may be receptive to pitches related to exclusive interviews or expert commentary on Michigan state legislation, education policies, political developments in the area, or local governance issues.
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By: Sheldon Krause
AG Dana Nessel said that Chatfield took over $5 million from the Peninsula Fund in his time in Lansing, a nonprofit organization that isn’t required to publicly report donors.
By: Sheldon Krause, Eric Lloyd
Former Michigan House Speaker Lee Chatfield was granted a travel request Tuesday, likely to attend the Kentucky Derby and conduct business out of state.
By: Sheldon Krause, Eric Lloyd
Mental health among Michigan workers is on the upswing, but more measures need to be taken, according to a presentation from the office of Labor and Economic Opportunity.
By: Sheldon Krause, Eric Lloyd
New Minimum Wage Changes Could Cost Servers Money LANSING -- A proposal to raise Michigan’s minimum wage will not make the 2024 ballot, despite what supporters say is widespread public support for the proposal.
By: Sheldon Krause, Eric Lloyd
Student mental health took a focus at Tuesday’s State Board of Education meeting, where state officials heard from educators on efforts to support children across Michigan.
By: Sheldon Krause, Eric Lloyd
LANSING — Michigan workers could soon see new sick time and paid leave policies due to last month’s Michigan Supreme Court ruling that restored a diluted 2018 ballot initiative to its original form.
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