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The Antrim Spring Cleanup has been happening for about 20 years, but if piles of trash don't move away from state highways, MDOT says it could shut the thing down.
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Residents are cooperating with the new signage, but that doesn't mean they're not piling up their unwanted belongings on particular northern Michigan roads.
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An incubator farm aims to bolster Michigan's agricultural future. Also, a new investigation into the Antrim County Clerk's office.
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A month after the floods and the near failure of the Bellaire dam, we check back in with Leslie Meyers about what comes next.
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Votebeat reporter Hayley Harding joins us to talk about the laws governing how voter registrations are handled. The state accuses Antrim County's clerk of mishandling them.
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IPR has learned that Antrim County Clerk Victoria Bishop canceled voter registrations, despite denying it to the state. Also, we visit the set of northern Michigan filmmaker Rich Brauer's latest movie.
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After telling the state Bureau of Elections she has not canceled any voters, IPR has confirmed Victoria Bishop has canceled 6 voters in her jurisdiction.
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For the first time since 2018, the Health Department of Northwest Michigan has updated the list of areas near Bellaire that must take special precautions when replacing or building wells.
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A local conservative talk radio host is a self-described "spokesperson" for his wife, the Antrim County Clerk. What does this mean for voters in the county?
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The Michigan Bureau of Elections has threatened Antrim County Clerk Victoria Bishop with criminal charges if she continues her efforts to change the county's voter rolls.