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A committee that supports the proposal appears to have ties to the cannabis industry. Meanwhile, the “no” campaign has links to a tobacco retailer.
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Rogers made stops in St. Joseph and Portage Thursday, while El-Sayed held events in Benton Harbor and Kalamazoo. Both candidates described Southwest Michigan as a crucial voter base.
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The local historical society organizing the tours says it hopes to start holding them next summer.
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Flyers circulating in and around Kalamazoo are promoting Green Party candidate Shafina Barnett in the 4th Congressional District race — but Green Party officials say a conservative super PAC funded the flyers in an effort to draw votes away from Democrats.
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WMU sent a cease-and-desist order to the fraternity, suspending all activities until the investigation has been completed.
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Former employees of Tom Siver, a candidate for 57th District Court judge, say he harassed them and handled cash improperly. The candidate says that's not true.
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The statement from Western Michigan University stopped short of confirming a police investigation into the fraternity for allegedly serving the high-school-age crash victims alcohol.
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Republican gubernatorial candidate John James and Republican congressional candidate Bill Huizenga quoted scripture and encouraged rural voters to get out the vote during a GOP campaign trail stop outside Paw Paw.
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The proposal comes as the road commission pursues a controversial road-safety plan.
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According to Kalamazoo Public Schools, the facility's weapon detection system did not go off when the student walked through, despite claims from the student that they did.