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.
Lansing - A coalition of conservative and tea party groups has threatened to withdraw political support from GOP lawmakers who vote in favor of funding a state and federal health exchange partnership with a nearly $31 million federal grant.
PORTAGE, MI - The Portage District Library Board will not do a national search for a new director but will instead do an internal search only. A national search to replace long-time director Christine Berro, who retired Jan. 4 after 32 years with the library, 15 as director, had been considered by the board, said Betty Lee Ongley, Library Board chairwoman.
LANSING, MI -- Most Michigan voters believe the state should invest more money in roads, and many of those individuals are willing to pay more in taxes and fees to get the job done, according to the results of a new statewide poll.
Calling the issue of human relation issues a "volatile" topic in the country and city, a member of the city Human Relations Commission challenged the city council Wednesday night to reconsider cuts to the department.
Area school districts and preschool providers nervously watched the countdown to deep federal spending cuts this week, unsure exactly what kind of effect that might have on the area. The federal sequestration spending cuts set to begin Friday could cut $84.7 million from Michigan education programs, according to an analysis from the Washington-based Center on Budget and Policy Priorities.
