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Ronna McDaniel: Jacksonville RNC will put 'the perfect blend of safety and health together'

July 18, 2020

Ronna McDaniel: Jacksonville RNC will put 'the perfect blend of safety and health together'

The GOP Chairwoman says she's concerned about Democratic governors 'shutting down' freedom of speech

Michigan Gov. Whitmer angers GOP lawmakers after using statewide emergency alert system for message on masks

July 16, 2020

Michigan Gov. Whitmer angers GOP lawmakers after using statewide emergency alert system for message on masks

Republican lawmakers in Michigan are planning to introduce bills to limit what the state’s emergency alert system sends after Gov. Gretchen Whitmer sent a statewide alert to cell phones urging residents to wear masks.

Michigan court rules absentee ballots won't be counted after polls close on Election Day

July 15, 2020

Michigan court rules absentee ballots won't be counted after polls close on Election Day

The Michigan appeals court has denied a request to require that absentee ballots be counted after the polls close on Election Day, arguing that the state’s deadline, which has been in place for more than 90 years, remains intact.

Michigan jeweler, bored amid coronavirus, closes up shop, buries inventory and sells treasure hunts

July 15, 2020

Michigan jeweler, bored amid coronavirus, closes up shop, buries inventory and sells treasure hunts

A Michigan jeweler, frustrated with the coronavirus pandemic and looking for ways to support himself and keep busy, decided to shut down, pack up his inventory, and bury about $1 million of it around the state – in order to sell treasure hunts instead.

Michigan police officer saves choking 3-week-old baby: 'It was just another day on the job'

July 15, 2020

Michigan police officer saves choking 3-week-old baby: 'It was just another day on the job'

A Michigan police officer, who has been hailed a hero after he saved a newborn girl from choking, told “America’s Newsroom” on Wednesday that “it was a very stressful situation,” but his training helped.

Michigan girl sent to juvenile detention for not doing online schoolwork: report

July 15, 2020

Michigan girl sent to juvenile detention for not doing online schoolwork: report

A Michigan girl was incarcerated in May after she allegedly failed to finish her online schoolwork, according to a report.

Michigan governor extends emergency declaration through mid-August amid surge in coronavirus cases

July 14, 2020

Michigan governor extends emergency declaration through mid-August amid surge in coronavirus cases

Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer extended the declaration of emergency through the middle of next month.

Michigan dispute over wearing coronavirus mask inside convenience store leads to stabbing, fatal shooting

July 14, 2020

Michigan dispute over wearing coronavirus mask inside convenience store leads to stabbing, fatal shooting

A Michigan man suspected of stabbing an elderly man outside a convenience store after being refused service for not wearing a mask was fatally shot by a sheriff's deputy, authorities said Tuesday.

Michigan police praised after saving a choking 3-week-old baby

July 14, 2020

Michigan police praised after saving a choking 3-week-old baby

A Michigan police officer has been hailed a hero after he saved a newborn girl from choking - an amazing moment captured in a dashcam video.

Shooting outside Michigan apartment party sends at least 5 to the hospital: reports

July 12, 2020

Shooting outside Michigan apartment party sends at least 5 to the hospital: reports

No reason for the shootings has yet been identified.