Tracy Samilton is a journalist based in Ann Arbor, Michigan, focusing on local news and issues. She writes for Michigan Radio and her work has also appeared in Interlochen Public Radio, Interlochen Center For The Arts, and BODY MIND BEING PROJECT. Tracy covers a wide range of topics including transportation, environmental issues, labor, education, and politics, providing in-depth reporting and analysis to inform and engage her audience.
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Tracy Samilton's coverage primarily focuses on local issues in Michigan, with an emphasis on government and politics, energy, automotive industry, health & wellbeing. She often includes expert commentary and covers government announcements related to various topics such as Michigan-specific issues like the Great Lakes, environment, labor unions.
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By: Tracy Samilton
A federal district judge has approved the Ohio EPA's request to be added as a defendant in a lawsuit alleging that the Ohio EPA and the U.S. EPA devised a defective program to control phosphorus flowing into Lake Erie, a chief cause of harmful cyanobacterial blooms in the Great Lake.
By: Tracy Samilton
Northern Michigan University is getting $27 million in federal funds to replace Chinese-made telecommunications equipment.
By: Tracy Samilton
Right now, the number of flu and COVID cases aren't particularly high in Michigan. But emergency room visits due to COVID in Michigan are up slightly compared to many other states in the country.
By: Tracy Samilton
Car market experts think new U.S car sales will increase in 2025, despite the possibility of policy changes that could affect the economy.
By: Tracy Samilton
The Centers for Disease Control says flu activity in Michigan is high , but less than a quarter of people in Michigan have gotten a flu vaccine since September.
By: Tracy Samilton
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel says there could be people selling fake parking spaces, or issuing fake parking tickets that look very similar to the real thing.
By: Tracy Samilton
Michigan's Chief Medical Executive says even young people can get severe flu, and everyone should get the flu vaccine - but that advice is especially aimed at pregnant women, children, older people and those with compromised immune systems or comorbidities.
By: Tracy Samilton
That's a big drop from before the pandemic. Dr. Natasha Bagdasarian, chief medical executive for the State of Michigan, attributed the decline in vaccination rates to misinformation.
By: Tracy Samilton
The Michigan Public Service Commission approved a DTE electric rate increase that will amount to about $4.60 more each month on the average residential customer bill.
By: Tracy Samilton
The Thomas More Society, a law firm that opposes abortion rights, asked Trump for 21 of the pardons. The group said the prosecutions were unjust.
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