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Decision 2026 Candidate Spotlight: The race to become Michigan’s next governor

Every candidate will share their message on News 10 Lansing and the free News 10+ streaming app.

Michigan · 6d
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Voters consider whether to take on $1.3 billion in new school debt

Residents of 19 school districts will determine the fate of $1.3 billion in increased debt for building improvements and other purchases. The largest debt request comes from Chippewa Valley Schools, which wants to borrow $288 million. DeWitt Public Schools seeks voter permission to issue $157 million in bonded debt, and Grand Ledge Public Schools wants approval to take on $123.5 million in debt.

Dewitt, MI · 7d
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Brighton Lake Road Closure On Tuesday, November 3rd

A portion of Brighton Lake Road will be closed to traffic on Tuesday. Brighton Lake Road will be closed between S. Third and Northern Ridge beginning at 7am, with an estimated opening time of 4pm to allow the city’s water division to repair a hydrant. Residents who live within...

Brighton, MI · 8d
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Voters elect Derek Dobies as Jackson mayor for second time

Voters have elected Derek Dobies to be the next mayor of the city of Jackson, his second stint in the position.

Jackson, MI · 6d

Livingston Daily | Daily Press & Argus

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Lavey retakes reins from Buerman in Pinckney

Pinckney will see new, but familiar, leadership as former president Linda Lavey retakes the reins from current president Jeffrey Buerman — according to unofficial election results Nov. 3. According to unofficial results, Lavey won the nonpartisan, two-year role with 56.45% of the vote (578). Buerman secured 43.55% (446). Buerman was elected village president in 2024, defeating previous longtime incumbent Lavey. More: Pinckney Village leader under embezzlement investigation by MSP Other available results for contested municipal races include: Brighton Township Trustee According to unofficial results, Brian VanSingel won with 59.32% of the vote (6,781) against Dan Beatty, who earned 40.68% of the vote (4,651). VanSingel serves as the current trustee. He's also a veteran and executive director of Michigan Paralyzed Veterans of America. The partial term will end Dec. 1, 2028. Genoa Township Clerk According to unofficial results, Rick Soucy defeated challenger Matthew McClanahan, 61.96% to 38.04%. Soucy was appointed to the vacant position in November 2025. The partial term will end Dec. 1, 2028. Genoa Township Trustee According to unofficial results, Bruce Hundley defeated Ty Cole, 60.99% to 39.01%. Hundley is a veteran and secretary for the Livingston County Veteran Services Committee. The partial term will end Dec. 1, 2028.

Fowlerville, MI · 6d

WLNS

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BWL reports power outages in city’s southside, won’t affect voting

LANSING, Mich. (WLNS) — The Lansing Board of Water & Light reports 7 active power outages affecting more than 1,300 customers Tuesday morning. City of Lansing communication director Scott Bean tells 6 News that a car hit a power pole, which caused the outages. The outages does not appear to affect voting, according to Lansing […]

Lansing, MI · 6d

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Railroad Crossing Repair In City Of Brighton Starts Monday

A railroad crossing repair will result in an intersection closure and detour in the City of Brighton this week. CSX Railroad advised that it will be closing the railroad crossing at N. Fourth and Walnut Street on Monday, November 2nd around 8:30am and then re-opening it on Friday, November 6th to complete the repair of the tracks.

Brighton, MI · 8d

WLNS

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Jackson voters to decide the city treasurer position’s future

Jackson voters are making two important decisions about the city's financial future this election cycle — electing a new city treasurer and choosing whether the position will remain elected or appointed by the city council.

Jackson, MI · 7d

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Brighton District Library Receives State Librarian’s Excellence Award

The Brighton District Library has received the 25th annual State Librarian’s Excellence Award - recognizing the library’s dedication to providing superior customer service. Director Cindy Mack was “incredibly honored” for the Library to receive the award. Mack said “This recognition reflects the dedication, creativity and passion...

Brighton, MI · 6d

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Michigan votes in favor of Proposal 2 to get ‘Money Out of Politics,’ AP projects

LANSING, Mich. (News 10) - Michigan voters have voted in favor of Proposal 2, which aims to “get money out of politics.”. The Associated Press projects the proposal will pass the citizen-led ballot drive, which would restrict campaign contributions from utility companies and government contractors. The ballot drive was...

Michigan · 6d

Livingston Daily | Daily Press & Argus

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Brighton planners to consider site plan amendment for Allor on Main

The Daily is providing a weekly round-up of the biggest topics in upcoming municipal meetings, giving our readers a chance to engage with their local officials on the projects, appointments and decisions that hit closest to home. These round-ups are written on Fridays and updated online Mondays. Municipalities are not required by the Michigan Open Meetings Act to provide an agenda in advance of a meeting, but they are required to provide notice. Please visit your local municipality website for the most updated information. Here are the biggest topics for meetings Monday-Friday, Nov. 2-6: Village of Pinckney Planning Commission Meeting: 6:30 p.m. Monday, Nov. 2, at Pinckney Village Hall The agenda includes: Consideration of approving and forwarding the proposed master plan. This is unfinished business from a prior meeting. A discussion of ordinances that need reviewing, including a sign ordinance and accessory dwelling units (ADU). This is unfinished business from a prior meeting. Developing a practical recommendation that supports rain gardens, flower gardens, native plantings and pollinator habitats while protecting neighboring properties and maintaining the appearance and safety of the village. This is unfinished business from a prior meeting. Read the full agenda: tinyurl.com/mrxrhzsw How to participate remotely: Microsoft Teams.

Brighton, MI · 7d

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In Michigan Senate race, El-Sayed's lead narrows

Michigan · 6d

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Four Michigan Counties Now Have Deer Virus Cases

A potentially deadly virus has been found in Michigan deer. Here's what hunters need to know and the warning signs to watch for.

Michigan · 12d

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Election Day Arrives, With More Than Two Dozen Items on East Lansing Ballots

After months of anticipation, Midterm Election Day is here, as polls will be open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. While a handful of federal and state elections have dominated the airwaves with advertisements over the last few months, there are more than two dozen items on East Lansing residents’ ballots. These races include:

East Lansing, MI · 6d

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Four Trinity Health Michigan Hospitals Named America’s Best-In-State

Four Trinity Health Michigan hospitals have all been named America’s Best-in-State Hospitals 2027 by Newsweek. They include Trinity Health Ann Arbor, Trinity Health Grand Rapids, Trinity Health Livingston, and Chelsea Hospital. Three of those are ranked within the top 10 in Michigan - Trinity Health Ann Arbor (No. 7),...

Ann Arbor, MI · 10d

Michigan Advance

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Eli Savit wins attorney general election, keeping state’s top law enforcement role with Democrats

DETROIT – Democratic nominee and Washtenaw County Prosecutor Eli Savit has won the race for Michigan Attorney General, defeating Republican nominee Eaton County Prosecutor Doug Lloyd by a margin of 51.8% to 45.5% as of 2:28 a.m. Wednesday, the time at which the Associated Press called the race.  “This campaign started 18 months ago, fueled […]

Michigan · 6d

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Michigan State University trustee sues, says ethics policy is unconstitutional

MSU's policy was updated last spring and now includes a clause requiring trustees to support board decisions, which some view as a loyalty clause.

East Lansing, MI · 7d

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Vintage Christmas in the Village returns to Hartland Nov. 28

The sights, sounds and spirit of an old-fashioned Christmas will fill the Historic Hartland Village from 4-7 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 28, as the Hartland Area Community Council hosts Vintage Christmas in the Village, a free community celebration presented by Hartland Insurance. This beloved holiday tradition transforms the heart of Hartland...

Hartland Township, MI · 7d

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It’s Hard to Be ________ Right Now

Political leaders, religious officials and private citizens are increasingly being asked to denounce the actions of others. Michigan Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed — who would become the nation’s first Muslim senator — has been pressured by opponents and allies alike to denounce antisemitism. Yet, El-Sayed has also been the target of anti-Muslim rhetoric throughout the campaign, including President Donald Trump saying El-Sayed was “on the side of the terrorists” at a recent Port Huron campaign event, according to NPR.

Lansing, MI · 7d