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Michiganâs aging water systems face $85 billion infrastructure need (opens the original)
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TRAVERSE CITY â A new report is raising serious concerns about the future of Michiganâs water infrastructure. The âCrisis Beneath Usâ report was produced by the Great Lakes Water Authority, the largest system operator in the state. Independent estimates found that Michiganâs water systems will need investments of up to $85 billion over the next 20 years. Suzanne Coffey, CEO of the GLWA, says that large groups of water pipes are reaching the end of their lives â and putting off the in
Michiganâs unusual system puts university boards on the ballot statewide (opens the original)
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LANSING â Voters across Michigan will pick board members for the stateâs three largest universities this November. The Michigan Constitution calls for the direct election of these positions by voters, a system thatâs unique to Michigan. There are three public universities whose boards are elected â Michigan State University, the University of Michigan and Wayne State University. âYou can vote on them if you live in Mackinaw or Petoskey or Southaven or Detroit,â said David Jesse, a se
Candidates competing for two spots on Michigan Supreme Court (opens the original)
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LANSING â While most of the attention and political spending are going toward Michiganâs governorâs race and U.S. Senate seat, there are two other statewide positions that could impact Michigan policy for years to come. A pair of seats on the Michigan Supreme Court are up for election, which could impact the makeup of the 7-person body. The court is currently controlled 6-1 by Democratic nominees. Judicial elections are often overlooked as a part of Michiganâs political system â but th
Recall petition approved against Antrim County Clerk Victoria Bishop (opens the original)
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LANSING â The Michigan Board of Canvassers has approved a recall petition against Antrim County Clerk Victoria Bishop, the third time that theyâve considered the effort. The recall drive is organized by Bellaire resident Ashley Areeda, who says sheâs fed up with Bishopâs alleged actions in office. Bishop was accused of improperly altering voter registrations by the Michigan Bureau of Elections. She has also had her access to the stateâs Qualified Voter Fole temporarily revoked. The sta
Northern Michigan researchers concerned by AI hacking, overreliance by students (opens the original)
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TRAVERSE CITY â Two Northern Michigan researchers are sharing their thoughts on AI and what they see as the potential benefits and risks for society. Both say that they have worries about rogue AI agents and the technologyâs impact on students â but they still say there some signs for optimism. Jim Devaprasad, Director of the Robotics Center at Lake Superior State University, says heâs been amazed and concerned with the rapid development of AI in recent years. âItâs a matter of month
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