Paul Egan is a reporter for the Lansing Bureau of the Detroit Free Press, with a focus on local government and watchdog coverage of state taxes, spending, and citizen treatment. His work has been featured in various publications, including USA TODAY, Yahoo News, and The Irish Times.
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Paul Egan's coverage mainly revolves around local politics, government announcements, and legal policy regulations in Michigan. He focuses on court cases, redistricting issues, and state-specific political developments. If you have expertise or insights related to Michigan politics, particularly concerning legal or governmental matters such as redistricting or court cases involving the Michigan State Police, your pitches are likely to align with his coverage.
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By: Paul Egan
Detroit Free Press FLINT — Attorney Matthew DePerno has withdrawn his bid for a seat on the Michigan Supreme Court on the eve of Saturday's Michigan Republican Party state convention in Flint.
By: Paul Egan
Detroit Free Press Michigan's importance to the Trump campaign was reinforced Saturday when former President Donald Trump announced he will
By: Clara Hendrickson, Paul Egan
The Michigan Democratic Party and Michigan GOP held conventions Saturday to nominate candidates for the Michigan Supreme Court, State Board of Education and the three publicly-elected university boards.
By: Paul Egan
Jonathan Brater, Michigan's elections director, disqualified West from the ballot on Aug. 16 because of defects in West's "affidavit of identity."
By: Paul Egan
Detroit Free Press LANSING — Violence and turmoil are on the rise at Michigan's only prison for women, inmates and officers say.
By: Paul Egan
LANSING — Calls for a one-year Michigan income tax cut to be made permanent hit a dead end Friday at the Michigan Supreme Court.
By: Paul Egan
The case is likely headed to the Michigan Supreme Court for a final ruling early next week.
By: Paul Egan
Detroit Free Press LANSING — Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., who recently dropped his independent bid for president and endorsed former President
By: Paul Egan
The appeals court ruled that a section of state law that says minor party candidates can't withdraw does not apply to candidates for president.
By: Paul Egan
Though officials said Friday was a statutory deadline for notifying clerks of ballot changes, it appeared questions would carry into early next week.
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