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To Mask Or Not To Mask: How Some Capital City Businesses Are Navigating Relaxed CDC Guidelines
The COVID-19 pandemic has hit businesses hard, particularly smaller operations.
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Whitmer Rolls Out New K-12 Budget Proposal To Close Gap Between Low- And High-Income Districts
The plan utilizes the surplus to propose over $1.7 billion in one-time funding and allocates over $900 million for ongoing investments.
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Nessel Tells Congress Michigan Is ‘No Stranger To The Threat Of Domestic Terrorism By Violent Militia Extremists'
Some of the same militia members who aided in the Whitmer murder plot also “conducted a dress rehearsal” for Jan. 6 at the U.S. Capitol.
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‘Biological Females Are One Of Our Nation's Greatest Treasures,' Says Backer Of Anti-Trans Sports Bill
The bill would ban transgender boys from cisgender boys’ sports teams and transgender girls from cisgender girls’ teams.
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Tlaib, Advocates Say $10T Green Energy Plan Would Help Cities Like Highland Park
THRIVE would create more than 15.5 million jobs per year and “virtually end unemployment."
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Black-Owned Cannabis Facility Breaks Ground In Inkster
Michigan Agricultural Services on Friday broke ground on a 25,500-square-foot high-tech indoor commercial cannabis processing facility.
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Bills You May Have Missed, From Licenses For Undocumented Individuals To Requiring The Governor Report Travel
Here are some of the most noteworthy pieces of legislation.
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Women Leaders Speak Up About Harassment, Misogyny In Michigan Politics
It's been a tumultuous year and a half in Lansing.
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Why Are Some Health Care Workers Refusing The COVID Vaccine?
Hundreds of health care workers were vaccine hesitant in a recent survey.
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Equity Needed In Meeting Michigan's Internet, Water And Infrastructure Needs, Experts Say
State and national experts on Thursday discussed the need to incorporate equity in current and future infrastructure plans.
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2 Mich. Republicans Join Dems To OK Commission Probing Capitol Attack
Thirty-five Republicans joined with Democrats in backing the measure, which would set up a 10-member commission styled on the panel.
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Michigan Judge In Viral Videos Pulls YouTube Stream
St. Joseph County 3B District Court Chief Judge Jeffrey Middleton shocked his thousands of YouTube followers this week.
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SOS Says Bill Would Halt Absentee Ballot Counting, Republican Says Changes Coming
A Senate committee on Wednesday continued discussions on bills in a sweeping GOP voting restriction package that's been widely criticized.
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Report: Waste From Coal-Fired Plants Threatens Michigan Water Safety
Michigan's coal-fired power plants are annually generating more than 1 million tons of waste that's laden with lead, mercury and arsenic.
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How Biden Could Impact The Line 5 Shutdown Fight
The White House under Democratic President Joe Biden has yet to give an inkling of the administration’s stance on Line 5.
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Business, Education Leaders Blast House Cuts To Big Universities
House Republicans passed House Bill 4400 last week that would better fund universities with more in-state students for Fiscal Year 2022.
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Ford Field Vaccine Site Closes, Survey Shows Hesitancy In Parts Of The State
On the final day of COVID-19 vaccinations at Ford Field, a state government official reported that the eight-week effort was a success.
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As Michigan Begins To Emerge From The Pandemic After More Than A Year, Those Who Followed The Rules Now Speak Out
These are the days of fragile hope.
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COVID Vaccine Passports Don't Exist In Michigan, But A House Panel Voted To Ban Them Anyway
The House Oversight Committee voted to send a bill banning governmental entities from producing or issuing a COVID-19 vaccine passport.
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Tribes, Activists From Across U.S. Gather Up North In Solidarity Of Line 5 Fight
The Indigenous-led celebrations of Enbridge's “eviction” from the Straits of Mackinac continued Thursday.
