Michigan Court Rules on Voter Ballot Information and Privacy Rights
May 5, 2026
A Michigan judge ruled the state can’t deny access to records revealing voters’ ballot options, citing FOIA violations.
A Michigan judge ruled the state can’t deny access to records revealing voters’ ballot options, citing FOIA violations.
Voters in Central Michigan will decide control of the state Senate in a special election, affecting the 19-18 majority.
Nevada Gov. Lombardo’s campaign finance disclosures reveal hefty donations from special interests after controversial decisions, raising loyalty concerns.
The Yavapai County Sheriff warns of a rabies outbreak after aggressive bobcat attacks near Prescott, Arizona.
Mesa Gateway Airport’s director seeks answers on overcrowding at an ICE facility, with reports of 700 detainees in one day.
Yellowstone County Treasurer Peters noticed 2026 property tax bills for mobile homes are much higher than last year.
Gas prices skyrocketed in Midwestern Great Lakes states, with Wisconsin seeing a 44.8-cent increase, fifth in the nation.
Gas prices in Midwestern states surged, with Indiana seeing the highest increase. Refinery issues may soon ease costs.
U-M doubled its Go Blue Guarantee investment, awarding $54.9M in 2025-26 to 6,387 students across three campuses.
Florida’s sheriffs receive funds from a $250 million state pool for joining the 287(g) program, enhancing local enforcement.
Indigenous communities gather nationwide for the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Peoples movement, seeking justice.
Maine’s new millionaire tax aims at fairness, targeting those benefiting most from state resources, says Rep. Golek.
