Michael Kransz is a journalist for MLive, focusing on local news in Michigan, specifically in the Grand Rapids area. With his background as a former publisher for the Grand Haven Tribune, Michael brings a wealth of experience and knowledge to his reporting, covering a range of topics including weather, local events, government updates, and community issues.
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Michael Kransz's coverage has a strong focus on local news, crime, accidents, legal issues, and city developments in the United States. His articles are often centered around government announcements and evolving stories related to government & politics and crime.
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KENTWOOD, MI – Kentwood residents can learn more about the public safety tax increase on the May 7 ballot at an upcoming community forum.
Since 1981, the township has used the tax funds to create and maintain more than 70 miles of pathways and sidewalks.
By: Michael Kransz
| KENT COUNTY, MI – Four incumbent Kent County commissioners aren't seeking reelection, and some incumbents on the board will face a same-party challenger this August.
| GRAND RAPIDS, MI – Registration is now open for free summer day camps run by the city of Grand Rapids.
GRAND RAPIDS, MI – The Gerald R. Ford International Airport is doubling the size of its snow removal equipment building in a bid to make operations more efficient and better protect vital equipment.
By: Michael Kransz
| MUSKEGON, MI – Two seats on the Muskegon County Board of Commissioners will see primary battles after the incumbents declined to seek reelection.
By: Michael Kransz
KENT COUNTY, MI – Elected Kent County leaders are set to get salary increases next year ranging between 7.8% and 16.3%.
The plan would replace the nonprofit currently providing a majority of indigent defense services with a county-run office.
By: Michael Kransz
| GRAND RAPIDS, MI – Grand Rapids has tabled plans for permitted parking in Heritage Hill and neighborhoods west of downtown after residents pushed back.
By: Michael Kransz
GRAND RAPIDS, MI – Grand Rapids residents can get a sneak peak at the city's draft master plan recommendations during three workshops this week.
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