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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
In the last 50 years or so, you have elected governors from all walks of life, including a department store owner (Gov. Milliken), two career politicians (Gov's Blanchard and Engler), a lawyer (Gov. Granholm), a business guy/nerd (Gov. Snyder), and a former legislator (Gov. Whitmer).
By: Tim Skubick, Trevor King
LANSING, Mich. (WLNS) — Voting is underway in Detroit to select candidates for two major statewide offices at the Michigan Democratic Party’s endorsement convention.
At the end of the day, successfully playing the political game comes down to the “R” word. It's all about relationships.
By: Tim Skubick, Shajaka Shelton
LANSING, Mich. (WLNS) — While the Whitmer administration is reminding state employees using insider information to place bets on prediction markets is illegal, that same ban does not apply to state…
By: Tim Skubick, Trevor King
LANSING, Mich. (WLNS) — In a rare Sunday night meeting, the Michigan State University Board of Trustees voted to hike President Kevin Guskiewicz’s pay by around $1 million. This decision come…
By: Tim Skubick
What follows has all the potential to be a wonderful insider look at how the legislative process "really" works. Not the one they taught you in your high school government/civics class.
LANSING, Mich. (WLNS) — Michigan House Democrats and Republicans are proposing two different property tax reform relief plans. Can the two parties find a compromise, or is the issue doomed to fail?…
The sojourn up to T.C. to squeeze in some quality holiday family time began uneventfully on Thursday to avoid the holiday traffic. About forty minutes in, the cell went off. Having forgotten to take it out of the trouser pocket, and remembering that Smoky was ticketing those who drive and work the phone, the cell eventually stopped ringing. Then ten minutes later same thing. Ring. Ring. Something must be up?
A Michigan GOP-controlled House oversight committee did a deep dive into the Rx Kids program, hoping to uncover issues.
By: Trevor King, Tim Skubick
Time is running out to put a plan on the August primary ballot to change the way trustees are chosen at Michigan’s biggest universities.
