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Deep Green Pulls Lansing Data Center Proposal Hours Before City Council Vote
Deep Green, a UK-based developer, withdrew its application to build a 24-megawatt data center in downtown Lansing hours before the city council was set to vote on the project, ending months of debate over the proposed facility and its environmental and economic impacts.
April 7, 2026·Michigan Capitol·3 sources - politics
Saginaw State Senate Candidate Jason Tunney Sues Over Deepfake Videos as MSP Launches Probe
Saginaw Republican Jason Tunney sues former ally Jayden Scott for $25,000 over AI deepfake videos. Michigan State Police have opened a criminal investigation into the election interference.
1d ago·Michigan Capitol·1 source - policy
Michigan Communities Push Back Against Data Centers as State Lawmakers Consider Moratorium and Tax Repeal
Michigan communities are rallying against data centers while state lawmakers consider repealing tax breaks for the facilities. A ballot initiative to ban utility political donations has 81 percent support. Deep Green withdrew its $120 million Lansing proposal amid community opposition.
April 10, 2026·Michigan Capitol·3 sources - elections
Chedrick Greene Wins Special Election, Keeping Democrats in Control of Michigan Senate
Democrat Chedrick Greene won a special election in Michigan's 35th Senate District, defeating Republican Jason Tunney and restoring Democratic majority in the state Senate ahead of the midterms.
May 6, 2026·Michigan Capitol·3 sources - politics
John James Debate Standoff With Oakland County GOP Deepens Michigan Republican Primary Rift
John James' debate standoff with Oakland County GOP deepens Michigan Republican primary rift as the frontrunner's refusal to commit to an April 30 debate creates tension with county party leaders.
April 11, 2026·Michigan Capitol·3 sources - politics
Tie Vote Looms in Michigan Senate as 35th District Election Decides State Majority
Michigan voters in the 35th Senate District will decide whether Democrats maintain their majority. A Republican win creates a 19-19 tie that could block legislation through strategic voting.
May 1, 2026·Michigan Capitol·2 sources - legislation
Ann Arbor Homeowners Face Uncertainty as Michigan House Advances $5 Billion Property Tax Cuts
The Michigan House passed a $5 billion property tax cut package that repeals the state education tax and real estate transfer tax. Ann Arbor homeowners could see lower bills, but critics warn schools and local services will face deep funding gaps.
3d ago·Michigan Capitol·2 sources - detroit
2 critically injured after fiery crash on Detroit's west side
A fiery two-car crash near 7 Mile and Evergreen roads left two people in critical condition. Detroit police are investigating and have detained the driver believed to be at fault.
May 16, 2026·Michigan Capitol·1 source - elections
Michigan GOP Boots Ranked Choice Voting Advocates From Convention After State Rep Maddock Calls Them 'Communists'
Michigan state Rep. Matt Maddock and Republican Party officials kicked out ranked choice voting advocates from the state GOP convention after calling volunteers communists and threatening physical violence. The incident highlights deep divisions over voting reform in Michigan politics.
April 7, 2026·Michigan Capitol·2 sources - elections
Perry Johnson's Income Tax Elimination Plan Faces Scrutiny as Michigan Gubernatorial Race Intensifies
Republican gubernatorial candidate Perry Johnson's income tax elimination plan faces scrutiny as budget experts warn it would require deep cuts to essential state programs including Medicaid and education.
April 3, 2026·Michigan Capitol·5 sources - elections
Michigan Senate 35th District Special Election Campaign Heats Up as May 5 Election Approaches
The May 5 special election for Michigan's 35th State Senate District could determine whether Democrats maintain their narrow legislative majority. Republican Jason Tunney, Democrat Chedrick Greene, and Libertarian Ali Sledz are campaigning on contrasting platforms as the race intensifies.
April 1, 2026·Michigan Capitol·6 sources - elections
Michigan Senate 35th District Special Election Could Determine Democrats' Narrow Majority as May 5 Race Heats Up
The Michigan Senate 35th district special election on May 5 could determine whether Democrats maintain their one-seat majority. Republican Jason Tunney, Democrat Chedrick Greene, and Libertarian Ali Sledz compete for the seat left vacant by Kristen McDonald Rivet's resignation in January 2025.
April 1, 2026·Michigan Capitol·5 sources - elections
Ballots Mailed for 35th Senate District Special Election as Race for Key House Intensifies
Midland voters can now expect to receive absentee ballots for the May 5 special election to fill the vacant 35th District Senate seat. The race between Republican Jason Tunney and Democrat Chedrick Greene could determine whether Democrats maintain their slim 19-18 state Senate majority.
April 1, 2026·Michigan Capitol·3 sources