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Jon King

Jon King

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Senior Reporter, Michigan Advance

Howell

Biography

Jon King has been a journalist for more than 35 years, having worked at WXYT & WWJ in Detroit before becoming News Director at WHMI, where he helmed an award-winning department from 2002 to 2022, while also co-hosting Mike & Jon in the Morning. After freelancing for two years, he became the Senior Reporter for the Michigan Advance. Jon and his wife Carolyn have three children and reside in Howell. Jon is an adjunct faculty member at Cleary University as well as an author, having written and published the children’s book, “Ishkadoodle: A Boy, His Vacuum & Their Outerspace Adventure” and “Ishkadoodle and the 8 Planets of Hanukkah.” He also co-wrote "Hot Mess” and “Grounds” with David C. Hayes.

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Total articles 2856

  • Cavanagh now officially Michigan’s chief justice after Clement departs

    By Jon King Verified

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Cavanagh now officially Michigan’s chief justice after Clement departs

    By Jon King Verified

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Michigan Senate passes ‘Momnibus’ legislative package on final day of Black Maternal Health Week

    By Jon King Verified

    Apr. 17, 2025

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Michigan Advance

The Michigan Advance is a hard-hitting, nonprofit news site covering politics and policy across the state. We feature in-depth stories, briefs and social media updates, as well as top-notch progressive commentary. The Advance is free of advertising and free to our readers. We wholeheartedly believe that journalists have the biggest impact by reporting close to home, explaining what's happening in our state and communities — and why. Michigan has hundreds fewer reporters than just a couple decades ago. The result is too many stories falling through the cracks. The Advance tells stories that other outlets don't. The people we write for are the heart of our work. We seek to connect what's going on in Michigan's Capitol to what's going on in people's lives. We talk to people whose problems are being ignored by our leaders. We also explore solutions, talking to those with innovative ideas for policy changes that improve the lives of the many, not just the few. The Advance is an affiliate of States Newsroom, the nation's largest state-focused nonprofit news organization, supported by grants and donations. The Advance retains editorial independence.

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