Sheldon Krause is a State Government/Issues Reporter for 910 Media Group, with a focus on local news in Michigan, particularly in the Lansing area. His work has been featured in various publications, including the Lansing State Journal, USA TODAY, Yahoo News, and Yahoo Finance. Sheldon covers a wide range of topics, including politics, public policy, and community issues.
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By: Sheldon Krause
Traverse City Commission holds public meeting to go over proposed zoning amendments
“Working together, we can combat HPAI and reduce the long term impacts on our dynamic food and agriculture industry," said Tim Boring, director of MDARD.
A hearing of the Senate Elections and Ethics Committee.
Nessel compares the possible suit and previous lawsuits against opioid distributors, PFAS manufacturers and tobacco companies.
Michigan lawmakers approved a nearly $81 billion state budget plan last night in what Democrats say is a historic win for schools and local infrastructure.
Michigan lawmakers are considering a future-proof way to raise funds for road maintenance.
By: Sheldon Krause
Rep. Penelope Tsernoglou, D-East Lansing, and Matthew Bierlein, R-Vassar, testify before a House committee.
By: Sheldon Krause
“Legitimate income counts for purposes of meeting a landlord’s desired threshold," said Rep. Jennifer Conlin.
By: Sheldon Krause, Eric Lloyd
Mental health among Michigan workers is on the upswing, but more measures need to be taken, according to a presentation from the office of Labor and Economic Opportunity.
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