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Michigan Senate Committee Clears Renters Rights Bills
Lawmakers on the Senate Housing and Human Services Committee heard testimony earlier this month from tenants and advocacy groups.
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GM Announces $4 Billion Investment In U.S. Manufacturing Plants, Including In Lake Orion Township
GM hopes to assemble more than 2 million vehicles per year in the U.S., focusing on plants in Michigan, Kansas and Tennessee.
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Federal Prosecutors In Nashville Ask Judge To Keep Abrego Garcia Detained Until Trial
He appeared briefly in a downtown Nashville courtroom late Friday and is scheduled to return to court this Friday.
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Michigan Transmission Line Project Sparks Fears Of Land Seizures Via Eminent Domain
“I’m not against progress, or electricity, the grids, the expansion,” Marcia Klein told Michigan Advance. “It’s just the wrong place.”
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Three MSU Mass Shooting Survivors Secure Nearly $30 Million Settlement With University
The settlement comes more than two years after a gunman opened fire at the university, killing three students and injuring five.
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MSU Tenured Faculty Expected To Receive Union Recognition
A tenured faculty union at Michigan State University appears to be on the cusp of recognition without the need for a formal election.
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Republicans Ask Tate To Take Up Bills On Fertility Fraud, Correction Officer Retirement And More
“Matt Hall’s attempt to hold the House of Representatives hostage by rewriting history has been received and will be filed accordingly.”
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Michigan's Childhood Vaccination Rates Have Hit Their Lowest Point Since 2011
Vaccination rates among Michigan children began to drop during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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MSU Graduates Praised For Their Perseverance And Compassion At Emotional Ceremonies
Speakers at Michigan State University’s spring graduation, including Dr. Anthony Fauci, former chief medical adviser to the president.
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‘Exhausted' In The Wake Of Mass Shootings, Democratic-Led House Passes ‘Red Flag' Legislation
"We are constantly reeling from one mass shooting to the next, and in between we have homicides, suicides and accidents."
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Muskegon Co. Man Charged After Making Gun Threats Against State Officials During Court Proceedings
The counts were filed by Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel’s Hate Crimes and Domestic Terrorism Unit.
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Federal Judge Temporarily Blocks New Biden WOTUS Rule In Two Dozen States
The Clean Water Act was meant to apply to “navigable waters,” Hovland said.
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High Mortality Rate Of Homeless Highlighted In New Report
An unhoused person who is 40 years old has a similar mortality risk to a 60-year-old with housing.
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Michigan Nurses Are Leaving Their Jobs. What Will Get Them To Stay?
“People leaving the profession — the likelihood of that will continue until the shortage is addressed,” Beauchamp said.
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Treasury, AG Say State Income Tax Cut Is Not Permanent, Angering Republicans
A tax cut triggered by the state's record budget surplus will drop Michigan's tax rate to its lowest level in more than 15 years.
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Planned Parenthood Vows Legal Action Against Idaho's Abortion Trafficking Bill If Passed
Those who would violate the new law are subject to two to five years in prison, according to the bill text.
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Michigan Activists Share Stories Of Identity And Community On Transgender Day Of Visibility
“I didn’t get here by accident. I’ve been working in the movement for decades and decades,” Dievendorf said.
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Column: Gun Violence Is A Proxy War On The American Public
This is a hot war. We know which side is the aggressor. Gun extremists aren’t just political misfits. They are belligerents.
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Rick Haglund: Whitmer Says ‘Bigotry Is Bad For Business.' Is It True?
“Bigotry is bad for business,” Gov. Gretchen Whitmer said in her January State of the State speech.
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‘A Very Dark Time': SNAP Cuts Leave Michigan Families, Food Banks Struggling
“It’s a combination of the government and the price of food being sky high right now,” said Palumbo.
