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Michigan Lieutenant Governor Garlin Gilchrist visited Holland as part of his West Michigan tour on Monday, stopping by the West Coast Chamber of Commerce office.

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On the Monday episode of The Commute, Savannah Morning News Editorial Page Editor Adam Van Brimmer is joined over the phone by Jerry Counihan, who was elected grand marshal of the 2019 Savannah St. Patrick's Day Parade on Sunday. He discusses the position, what it means for his family and the events he is looking forward to.

(15:25): Then, SMN crime and public safety reporter Will Peebles joins to discuss the 2018 crime statistics for the city of Savannah.

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If the Jacksonville Landing falls, what comes next? T-U reporter David Bauerlein discusses that question with Mark Woods on this week's Page One Podcast.

Eng Seng Loh, founder of Nexmobi, a coalition of autonomous vehicle advocates, chats with the Journal Star's Steve Tarter in another Tarter Source podcast. Loh and Nexmobi aim to create an innovation hub in Peoria focusing on development and testing of new technologies for autonomous mobility.

Florida House minority leader Kionee McGhee says legislature has "failed" their brothers and sisters in the Panhandle.

After FEMA trailers trickled in in the first months after Hurricane Michael, they are now on track to all be delivered by the end of the month.

A pioneer in special education, Margaret K. Lewis fought to allow special needs children to exist in public.

Despite Eastland girls basketball team's 62-36 loss to reigning state champions, Schlarman, Eastland still made program history by advancing to the state final match for the first time on Saturday, Feb. 23, 2019. From the sideline after the game, Rockford Register Star sports reporter Adam Kradle speaks with Eastland basketball forward Meredith Janssen, guard Erin Henze and head coach Nicole Brinker, respectively.