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The city entered into a memorandum of understanding with the 67th District Court to impose a gun ban after city council members claimed they received threats.
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After several city council members complained about receiving threats, the city of Flint moved to ban guns and other weapons in council chambers.
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A Michigan Court of Appeals has ruled on the side of The Traverse City Record-Eagle in a case about transparency. The ruling says that Traverse City Area…
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Public governing bodies across the state are facing an important deadline as COVID-19 cases are on the rise in Michigan.An amendment to the State's Open…
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Governor Gretchen Whitmer signed Senate Bill 1108 into law last week, which says that public bodies can hold meetings virtually.The governor had issued…
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A tiny suburb in Detroit’s Downriver area has put some new restrictions on recording public meetings—some of which one attorney says seem to violate…
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It’s hard to argue against the fact that informed citizens are the cornerstone of democracy.That’s the idea behind the Open Meetings Act: keeping the…
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As virtually everyone knows, a bill making Michigan a Right-to-Work state was rammed through the legislature in a single day during a so-called lame-duck…
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The state team reviewing Detroit’s finances has avoided a scheduled court date—and possible contempt of court--by disbanding a controversial…
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An Ingham County Court Judge has ruled that the state review team looking at Detroit’s finances must meet in public. The ruling is a victory for opponents…