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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LANSING, MI – Necrophilia is now illegal in Michigan. A trio of bills signed last week by Gov.
The move also would’ve changed how Michigan motorists are charged for the state’s $14 recreation passport, requiring those who didn’t want it to opt out.
By: Michael Kransz
Michigan Democrats are pushing back on a new lawsuit filed by Donald Trump's presidential campaign over using federal offices to expand voter registration in the state.
By: Michael Kransz
GRAND RAPIDS, MI – Law enforcement officials are tight-lipped about preparations for former President Donald Trump's campaign rally Saturday in downtown Grand Rapids.
By: Mkransz, Michael Kransz
U.S. Rep. Hillary Scholten remains the only member of Michigan's congressional delegation to call for Joe Biden to step aside from the 2024 presidential race.
By: Michael Kransz
The state superintendent voiced concerns about significant cuts to mental health and school safety in the budget.
The state alleges the sole vendor of digital plates in Michigan violated the law.
| EAST LANSING, MI – Gov. Gretchen Whitmer on Tuesday said President Joe Biden dropping out of the race was the “right move.”
LANSING, MI – Michigan is now the 20th state in the U.S. to outlaw legal arguments that someone's sexual orientation justified assaulting them.
By: Michael Kransz
First floated as a candidate to replace President Joe Biden this fall and then as a possible vice presidential pick, Gov. Gretchen Whitmer is a prominent Democrat on the national scene.
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