Gordon Evans

News Reporter/Producer

WMUK's Morning Edition anchor, Gordon Evans is also an accomplished reporter and interviewer. A 1990 graduate of Michigan State, he came to WMUK from WAAM in Ann Arbor.

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6:31 am
Fri March 8, 2013

Reform for Michigan's no-fault insurance system introduced in state Senate

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Reform has been proposed to curb insurance costs, some victims oppose limits to personal injury protection benefits
LANSING, MI -- Michigan's unlimited personal injury protection coverage would be capped at $50,000 under legislation introduced in the Senate on Thursday. Michigan is the only state to offer unlimited lifetime medical care for auto-related injuries under its no-fault auto insurance system.
6:27 am
Fri March 8, 2013

Bangor interim manager leading search for new manager

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Don Beavers has been Bangor's interim city manager since mid-February. He has experience in manager searches
BANGOR - The search is on for a new Bangor city manager.
Levin to retire
7:02 pm
Thu March 7, 2013

Michigan Senior U.S. Senator Carl Levin won't seek re-election next year

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Senator Carl Levin

U.S Senator Carl Levin says he won't run for re-election next year. The Democrat was first elected to the Senate in 1978. 

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6:38 pm
Thu March 7, 2013

U.S. Senator Carl Levin won't seek re-election next year

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Democrat was first elected to the Senate in 1978. Levin's departure comes as Democrats try to find a candidate to challenge Rick Snyder for governor in 2014.
U.S. Sen. Carl Levin, who has been a force for progressivism in the Senate since 1979 and made his mark in recent years as chairman of the powerful Armed Services Committee, will not run for re-election next year, likely setting off a political avalanche of interest in the seat.
1:14 pm
Thu March 7, 2013

Federal judge delays decision on Michigan's same-sex marriage ban

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Two women from suburban Detroit with three adopted children challenged amendment to state Constitution.
U.S. District Judge Bernard Friedman said today he will wait for the U.S. Supreme Court to decide two gay marriage cases before ruling on a whether Michigan's ban on same-sex marriage is constitutional "I think it’s worth the wait," Friedman said today in a hearing brought by two women who want joint custody of their three children. "I don't know what the Supreme Court is going to do."

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