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Michigan GOP Chair Flames Snyder ‘Mr. Irrelevant’ For Endorsing Biden
Snyder hasn’t even been out of office for two years before the head of the state Republican Party started taking shots at him.
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Rep. Tate, Detroit Lion Great Blame Big Ten Football Absence On Trump
Former Detroit Lions wide receiver Calvin Johnson is among those blaming President Donald Trump for the absence of Big Ten football.
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Detroit, Midland School Support Staff Want Same COVID-19 Protections As Teachers
DPSCD paraprofessionals, food service workers and office employees now are calling on the district to offer up more support.
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Michigan Ranks 5th In Nation For Daily COVID-19 Testing
State advancements in COVID-19 testing are paying off, with Michigan ranking fifth in the country last week for the number of daily tests.
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USDA Extends Free Student Meal Programs Through End Of 2020
The U.S Department of Agriculture on Tuesday granted requests from federal lawmakers for extensions on free meal programs.
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SOS Denies Russian ‘Data Breach’ Of Michigan Voter Info
The personal information of 7.6 million Michigan voters was obtained and posted on a Russian hacker site.
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Here Are The Candidates On The Ballot For MSU, Ed Boards And State Supreme Court
Candidates will appear on the Nov. 3 general election ballot.
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Beverage Companies Push Changes To Michigan’s ‘Bottle Bill’
In 2018, Michiganders recycled their returnables at a rate of 89%. For years before that, rates have been more than 90%.
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AG, SOS Investigating Robocall To ‘Intimidate’ Black Voters
The call, received by Detroiters, claims personal information of residents who vote by mail will become part of a "public database."
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Report: More Than Half Of College Students Struggle With Food, Housing Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
Data show that more than half of college students in the United States are experiencing insecurity when it comes to basic needs like food.
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Michigan Budget Outlook Is Brighter, But Cuts Still Loom
The estimated outlook for the state budget over the next two years is more optimistic than it was back in May.
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AG Fights Trump Rule Allowing ‘Bomb Trains’ Of Explosive Liquefied Gas
The practice has never been allowed before in the United States due to safety risks.
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Almost 1M Michiganders Will Get A Boost In Jobless Benefits
The UIA estimates that under the FEMA program, about 910,000 Michiganders would receive at least $300 per week in supplemental benefits.
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Residents Worry About Delayed Ballots, Medications Amid Postal Service Cuts
A prolonged mail delivery slowdown worries Valerie Madison.
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Benson Promotes Absentee Voting In DNC Speech
Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson promoted absentee voting as safe and secure during a speech at the Democratic National Convention.
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Appeals Court Dismisses Lawsuit To Stop Anti-Whitmer Petition, Appeal Planned
A lawsuit challenging the Board of State Canvassers’ approval of a right-wing ballot petition drive was dismissed Monday.
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Whitmer Joins 7 Govs. In Voting Rights Pledge
Part of the pledge is to carry out the November 3, 2020 general election, as mandated by law.
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Trump Official Says He’s Suspending Post Office Overhaul Until After The Election
Postmaster General Louis DeJoy said he will halt a series of sweeping policy changes to the U.S. Postal Service until after November.
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Michigan Argues In Court Devos Pulled A ‘reverse Robin Hood’ On COVID-19 School Funding
Oral arguments took place Tuesday for a lawsuit led by Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel against Education Secretary Betsy DeVos.
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Report: Michigan Could Lose Up To 82K Health Care Jobs Amid Pandemic
When people lose jobs during the pandemic, they can also lose their job-based health insurance.
