Mark Cavitt
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Pontiac, MI, United States
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Historic learning setbacks show COVID’s sweeping toll on Oakland County students
In Michigan, students who took the Michigan Student Test of Educational Progress or M-STEP math and reading tests, in grades 3-8, saw significant decreases from the 2018-2019 school year with Black… → Read More
Oakland County sees 60% voter turnout during Tuesday’s midterm elections
Statewide, Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson projected Wednesday that Tuesday’s voter turnout will be the highest for a midterm election in state history. → Read More
Elissa Slotkin defeats Tom Barrett in Michigan’s 7th congressional district
In Tuesday’s midterm elections, Michigan congressional districts 6, 7, 11, and 12 were won by Democrats, including four incumbents, while districts 9 and 10 were won by Republicans, including… → Read More
Things ran smoothly on Election Day in Oakland County
Aside from a few isolated incidences that were resolved quickly and did not stop any county residents from casting their ballots, there were no widespread election issues reported in Oakland County… → Read More
Election results for Oakland County’s U.S. House races
Oakland County had twelve candidates vying for six congressional seats on Tuesday in the midterm general election. → Read More
Election Day Primer: Everything you need to know for Election Day
There are dozens of federal, state, county, and local election races that will be featured on Oakland County ballots along with statewide proposals involving abortion access, voting rights, and sta… → Read More
Homelessness deepens as pandemic aid ends and the economy falters
During the height of the pandemic, as millions of dollars in federal aid flowed to community organizations, homeless families and individuals received the support they needed and advocates say thin… → Read More
Homelessness deepens as pandemic aid ends and the economy falters
During the height of the pandemic, as millions of dollars in federal aid flowed to community organizations, homeless families and individuals received the support they needed and advocates say thin… → Read More
Nancy Pelosi visits Novi highlighting electric vehicle production and policy
U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) visited Oakland County Wednesday to tour an electric vehicle (EV) battery manufacturer and tout EV provisions included in the Inflation Reduction Act. → Read More
Michigan’s mobility future dependent on robust EV charging network
According to U.S. Department of Energy data, there are over 2,500 electric vehicle chargers in Michigan, including around 2,300 for use by the public. This represents a 39% increase from 2021. → Read More
Michigan’s mobility future dependent on robust EV charging network
According to U.S. Department of Energy data, there are over 2,500 electric vehicle chargers in Michigan, including around 2,300 for use by the public. This represents a 39% increase from 2021. → Read More
Michigan seeing youth sport concussions decline as laws around education strengthen
Injuries are a part of sports, but the strengthening of education and training requirements for coaches, players, and school administrators around brain injuries has led to fewer concussions. → Read More
6th District: Q and A with Debbie Dingell
The race in Michigan’s new 6th Congressional District features a four-term congresswoman running against a first-generation immigrant who has worked in the automotive industry. → Read More
12th District: Q and A with Rashida Tlaib
The race in Michigan’s new 12th Congressional District features a two-term congresswoman running against a small business owner and military veteran. → Read More
9th District: Q&A with Lisa McClain and Brian Jaye
The race in Michigan’s new 9th Congressional District features a one-term congresswoman running against a small business owner and longtime lawyer. → Read More
11th District: Q&A with Haley Stevens and Mark Ambrose
Democratic U.S. Rep. Haley Stevens, of Waterford Township, was first elected in 2018 and is running for a third term against Republican Mark Ambrose, of Bloomfield Township, in Michigan’s new 11th … → Read More
Rate of Michigan veteran suicides outpaces civilians but help available
In each year from 2001 through 2020, suicide rates of Veterans exceeded those of non-Veteran U.S. adults. In 2020, the rate for Veterans was 57.3% higher than that of non-Veteran adults, according … → Read More
Rate of Michigan veteran suicides outpaces civilians but help available
Each year between 2001 and 2020, suicide rates of Veterans exceeded those of non-Veteran U.S. adults. In 2020, the rate for Veterans was 57.3% higher than that of non-Veteran adults, according to U… → Read More
7TH DISTRICT: Q&A with Elissa Slotkin and Tom Barrett
Democratic U.S. Rep. Elissa Slotkin, of Lansing, was first elected in 2018 and is running for a third term against Republican Tom Barrett, of Charlotte, who served four years in the Michigan House … → Read More
DTE and American Red Cross send crews to Florida as Hurricane Ian makes landfall
DTE Energy and The American Red Cross Michigan Region have sent contractors and volunteers to Florida in support of recovery efforts following Hurricane Ian’s landfall. → Read More