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Funding higher education is vital for Michigan's future
President of GVSU makes his case.

Pontiac Silverdome reopens, bringing jobs to the area
AP file photoOn April 17, the Pontiac Silverdome will once again open as an entertainment venue. The Silverdome in Pontiac, Michigan, is returning to operation as a sports and entertainment venue, bringing with it economic activity that could help to...

Americans say jobs top problem now, worry about deficit later
Unemployment is the top issue on Americans' minds in Gallup's latest poll on the most important problem facing the country.Thirty-one percent of Americans mention jobs or unemployment, significantly more than say the economy in general 24 percent , health care...

Detroit, state see improved reading scores; other results mixed
Michigan's elementary and middle school students have improved their reading scores on standardized tests, according to results released by state officials Friday.

Monica Conyers gets new attorney in appeal of sentencing
Ann Arbor attorney Douglas Mullkoff will work with former Detroit City Councilwoman Monica Conyers on the appeal of her prison sentence following a bribery plea.

Parole hearing confession renews concerns about proposals to allow more early releases of Michigan prisoners
Chester Patterson, right, recently admitted he was not firing a warning shot when he killed Frederick "Rick" Tholen III.

Canton and Jackson say goodbye to one of their own, Jackson Police Officer James Bonneau
Citizen Patriot • Jeremiah WilsonOfficers salute as the hearse carrying fallen Jackson Police Officer James Bonneau passes by on its way to the grave site on Friday afternoon in Canton Township.Friday's funeral for slain Jackson Police Officer James Bonneau was...

Hundreds of officers from around the state pay respects to Jackson Police Officer James Bonneau
Citizen Patriot • Katie RauschJackson Police Department officers walk single file into St. Michael Lutheran Church to pay their respects to fallen Jackson Police Officer James Bonneau on Friday morning in Canton Township.CANTON — As hundreds of officers stood at attention...

More than 1,000 attend funeral for slain Jackson Police Officer James Bonneau
Citizen Patriot • Jeremiah WilsonBlackman Township Public Safety Officer Darin McIntosh salutes along with other officers as the casket of fallen Jackson Police Officer James Bonneau is placed in a hearse at the conclusion of his funeral on Friday afternoon...

A look at the funeral service for Jackson Police Department Officer James Bonneau
A video of Friday's funeral services for Jackson Police Department Officer James Bonneau....

Home safe! A joyful celebration greets Muskegon's 180th Transportation Company's reservists
Seven of the 42 soldiers in the 180th Transportation Co. deployed to Iraq are women.

Video, audio, documents detail what happened night Matthew Bolick died after confrontation with East Grand Rapids police
Watch videos from an officer's Taser and listen to 911 call.

Fifth Third Bank manager details how she stole $950,000 and why
"Most cases like this are cases of greed, or avarice," her lawyer said. "I really don't think that's the situation in this case."

Educators say West Michigan MEAP scores may be too good
Some say state leaders need to either adjust the test, or the criteria for reaching the top categories. Check out how schools did.

Video of Taser incident involving Matthew Bolick and East Grand Rapids police
Watch video from incident released after the Kent County prosecutor ruled no criminal charges would be filed against the police officers who used Tasers to subdue Matthew Bolick.

"Officer Bonneau out of service," announcer says at the close of the graveside service for Jackson Police Officer James Bonneau
At the close of a graveside service for Jackson Officer James Bonneau, police officers, once standing at attention, fell out of line. They embraced each other and their families. Some wiped away tears.

Workers' compensation for illegal immigrants? State Rep. Rashida Tlaib introduces bill
State Rep. Rashida Tlaib D-Detroit on Thursday introduced legislation that would extend workers' compensation rights to illegal immigrants in Michigan.

Granholm supports teacher, state employee retirement incentives
See which stories are getting the most traffic today on Mlive.com.

Calvin College graduates rocked by Chilean earthquake, witness tsunami that destroyed their belongings
The trio's beachfront cabin was washed away.

Jackson Police Chief Matt Heins says phone call about slain police officer changed his life; hundreds head to graveside service after funeral
Heins told an overflowing crowd of police officers from around the country, and friends and family of slain Jackson Police Officer James Bonneau the magnitude of that phone call he received Tuesday morning when he learned one of his officers had been shot.

Holland woman's search for birth parents uncovers a secret, brings a stunning revelation
Tom Rademacher tells story of how a woman learned she had nine siblings, a father stunned upon learning of her existence, and a birth mother who had to confess her deepest secret.

Fennville resident helped craft state's legacy in robotics
The 2010 US FIRST robotics competition kicked off this week in Michigan, with hundreds of high school teams competing in regional events that will lead to the championship in Atlanta next month.

Reform plan tests the political coordination of both parties
Voters should know in a few weeks whether Michigan has a functioning government.

Who gets the blessing from Vern Ehlers to succeed him in Congress?
Seating arrangements placing congressional hopeful Steve Heacock next to an absent Vern Ehlers caused a buzz at a recent political breakfast in Grand Rapids. But Ehlers cautioned insiders not to make too much of it.

Michigan school district ordered to pay $800,000
A Michigan school district accused of not doing enough to prevent the harassment of a student has been ordered to pay $800,000. Hudson Area Schools, in Lenawee County near the Ohio border, was sued by the parents of a young...

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