Tim Skubick is a journalist based in Michigan, with a focus on local news and politics. He writes for various media outlets, including WJBK-TV, WLNS-TV, Leelanau Enterprise, and The Daily News. Skubick's articles cover a range of topics, from interviews with political figures like Governor Whitmer to discussions on tax policies and the impact of sports events on the state.
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Tim Skubick's focus is predominantly on local government and politics, particularly in Michigan. His articles revolve around interviews with political figures, discussions on legal policy regulation, and government announcements. If you wish to reach out to him effectively, consider providing insights into Michigan politics or offering commentary on legal or regulatory developments within the state.
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By: Tim Skubick
The exchange began with a simple enough question, “How does Gov. Pete sound to you?”
By: Tim Skubick, Jack Nissen
The Secretary of State has made it no mystery of her interest in the seat. Then last week, the Detroit mayor made waves of his own that he intended to make a gubernatorial run.
Everybody in this town knew he would run for governor. Nobody in this town knew he would chuck his lifelong ...
By: Tim Skubick, David Komer
This road lobbyists says this may look and feel like a tax hike, but it is not, despite the dollar amount.
By: Tim Skubick
"You have restaurant workers across Michigan who are about to lose their jobs, and (the Democrats) are taking about county commission appointments and creating new commissions," Hall said.
LANSING, Mich. (WLNS) — In a rare political move, all 54 GOP members of the Michigan House refused to appear on the house floor today to try to force the Democrats to vote on a proposal to save th…
Nobody in this town knew he would chuck his life-long Democratic roots to run as an independent.
The Michigan Chamber of Commerce and other business groups are working behind the scenes to block a wealth of bills that they contend are anti-business and anti-jobs.
By: Tim Skubick
Michigan Democratic lawmakers are trying to get a package of gun bills through in Lansing but are unlikely to do so because of on Detroit representative who is sitting out.
By: Tim Skubick, Jack Nissen
Protesting Republicans, absent Democrats, and a massive logjam of legislation in Lansing has paralyzed any hope of further lawmaking amid frustration with priorities and the Michigan House Speaker.
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