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Michigan voters to decide whether to call a constitutional convention (opens the original)
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Michigan voters will decide in the November midterm election whether to call a constitutional convention for the first time in more than 60 years. Proposal 1 appears near the bottom of the ballot. It would convene a convention to draft a general revision of the state Constitution. Every 16 years, Michigan voters have the option to call for a constitutional convention. If Proposal 1 passes, elected delegates would be tasked with making changes to the Constitution — or proposing an entirely new on
Warren flea market vendor killed after dispute over refund, police say (opens the original)
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WARREN, Mich. – A family is mourning a husband and father who was killed Saturday following a dispute at a Warren flea market. Mirhad Cehic, 57, was working as a vendor at the County Line Trade Center when police say he got into an argument with two customers. His family says the dispute involved a refund. Witness Dustin Peek said Cehic was a familiar face at the flea market, where he regularly set up his booth on weekends. “He used to set up every weekend on the corner of the building,” Peek sa
What is Michigan’s Qualified Voter File? Here’s why it matters (opens the original)
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The Qualified Voter File, or QVF, is Michigan’s official list of people registered to vote. The Michigan Department of State oversees the database, while local election clerks across the state update it. The QVF helps election officials confirm who is eligible to vote, where voters live and which voting district they belong to. It includes more than 8.3 million registered voters, according to state officials. “It is updated 24/7 across the state by all of our local election clerks. We are always
Detroit adds background checks for developers seeking tax incentives (opens the original)
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DETROIT – Detroit has a new policy requiring criminal and civil background checks for developers and others seeking tax abatements and tax incentives for development projects. Council Member Angela Whitfield Calloway said the policy is intended to give the city more information before deciding whether to approve tax breaks that can total millions of dollars each year. “We award tax abatements, tax incentives like we hand out Skittles and Starburst,” said Calloway, who has taken issue with the nu
We asked Detroit mayor about police chief's call with activist. Here's what she said (opens the original)
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DETROIT – Detroit Mayor Mary Sheffield declined to comment when asked whether Detroit police Chief Todd Bettison acted appropriately during a recorded phone call with activist Jahdante Smith. The call, recorded in August, is now part of an investigation by Detroit’s Office of Inspector General, an independent oversight agency. Local 4 has been trying for weeks to get Sheffield on camera about the call. She was approached after a ribbon-cutting ceremony in southwest Detroit. During the call, Bett
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