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The Associated Press called the three-way Democratic primary for William Lawrence around 11:20 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 4.
| From a blowout in the Democratic race for governor to a U.S. Senate primary still too close to call, there were plenty of headlines from Michigan's primary election on Tuesday, Aug. 4
The Aug. 4 election surpassed the 2020 voter turnout record by about 51,000 ballots, according to the unofficial count.
Here's how many transgender girls have received a waiver in Michigan to play girls sports since 2013.
By: Michael Kransz
Barrett made the remarks about his Democratic opponent, William Lawrence, after being asked whether Barrett would return campaign contributions from an Ohio Republican accused of abusing his ex-wife and daughter.
MLive has created a map showing violent crime rates from more than 300 Michigan communities last year.
By: Michael Kransz
Michigan's workplace safety enforcement agency issued $1.29 million in fines last year stemming from investigations into worker deaths.
| BENTON HARBOR, MI – More than 40% of Benton Harbor's utility accounts are over 60 days past due on their bills.
The Leelanau Peninsula accounts for four of the state's priciest ZIP codes, with lakefront communities and beach towns dominating the rankings.
The $24.8 million proposal would not raise the current 5.75 mill rate but would extend it for 14 additional years.
