5 Michigan cities voted to create ‘health action’ boards. Now what?
After a nearly $3 million campaign fueled by dark-money groups, voters in five Michigan cities created new committees to study healthcare costs and recommend policy changes. There are many unknowns.
Benzie County operations in doubt after voters defeat tax to pay bills
For the second time this year, voters in the conservative enclave of northern Michigan rejected an operating millage that funds much of the county’s operations.
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