Paul Egan is a Lansing Bureau Chief at the Detroit Free Press. He covers Michigan government with a focus on how decisions made in Lansing impact residents, particularly regarding state budget, taxes, government contracts, and ethics. Egan's 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 LANSING — Stable and uncertain are two words that don't normally go together.
A woman died suddenly May 17 at Michigan's only prison for women, just four days after another inmate died. A lawmaker wants answers.
The number of Treasury auditors focused on out-of-state companies plummeted from 28 in 2019 to eight in 2025, the House Oversight Committee was told.
A lawyer for Kohchise Jackson said it's too early to say whether YesCare's bankruptcy filing will prevent his client from collecting $307.5M verdict.
By: Paul Egan
Detroit Free Press LANSING — The GOP-controlled state House passed its plan to cut property taxes by more than $5 billion late on May 20, but
By: Paul Egan
Ionia County Prosecutor Kyle Butler asked a judge to dismiss all 25 state charges against Wagner, saying that will clear the lane for federal action.
By: Paul Egan
The letter cites a pattern of denial, dishonesty, obfuscation and obstruction under the leadership of MDOC Director Heidi Washington.
Three women say they were forced out of their beds and ordered to clean filthy chow hall floors as prison anticipates high-level inspections.
By: Paul Egan
Under a settlement, $370.8M in unspent 'work project" request for the 2026 fiscal year is to be returned to the funds from which the money originated.
By: Paul Egan
Wagner's attorney wanted the judge to allow his client to go home, but the judge said he couldn't supervise Wagner at the large, cluttered property.
