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Lisa Roose-Church

Lisa Roose-Church

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Judicial Correspondent, Michigan Information and Research Service Inc.

Lansing, Michigan

Biography

I am an award-winning justice reporter formerly @livingstondaily @gannett. Now work for @MIRSNews in Lansing, covering the judicial branch of the government. Tips to me at 517-482-2125. Any posted opinions are mine.

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Total articles 852

  • Parks board member speaks out about white deer killing

    By Lisa Roose-Church Verified| Livingston Daily Press & Argus Verified A Huron-Clinton Metroparks Board of Commission member says the "entire board" is disappointed that a rare white buck was killed during a culling at Kensington Metropark. However, board member Jack Labelle said the board needs to learn more about what happened and how it happened before making demands.

    By Lisa Roose-Church Verified · Livingston Daily Press & Argus

    Feb. 10, 2021

  • Two sides to District Court judge, attorneys say

    By Lisa Roose-Church Verified| Livingston Daily Press & Argus Verified Livingston County voters will cast ballots on a District Court race Nov. 4.(Photo: GILLIS BENEDICT/DAILY PRESS & AR)Buy PhotoHostile and rude are words some attorneys use to describe a Livingston County District Court judge seeking to retain her seat in the November election. However, there are other attorneys who call Judge Theresa Brennan, who was first appointed in 2005, competent and compassionate.

    By Lisa Roose-Church Verified · Livingston Daily Press & Argus

    May. 15, 2019

  • Taken from mom, teen flees dad and waits for 18th birthday

    By Lisa Roose-Church Verified| Livingston Daily Press & Argus Verified Hannah Mills was 15 when two strangers woke her in a hotel room. One waved handcuffs in her face while taunting her: “We’re not afraid to use them on children.”The two strangers, who had taken Hannah from a Shiawassee County courtroom to the motel, then drove her to the Detroit airport where they held a towel over her head and escorted her to an airplane.

    By Lisa Roose-Church Verified · Livingston Daily Press & Argus

    Sep. 04, 2017

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Company Info

Michigan Information and Research Service Inc.

Lansing, Michigan, United States

+1 517-482-2125