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Michigan Rolls Out New Grant Program to Help Small Businesses Recoup Losses
Hundreds of millions of dollars are available for Michigan businesses that lost revenue because of the pandemic.
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‘It Needs to Be Fair’: Why a Michigan Prosecutor Rejected Rudy Giuliani’s Request to Turn Over Voting Machines
A Republican prosecutor in Antrim County said Trump’s team asked him to turn over voting machines. He declined because that’s illegal.
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Cleaner Water, Better Fishing, Bigger Business: What New Funding Means for Michigan Great Lakes
From water skiing to fishing, water activities drive Michigan’s economy. A new investment in Michigan’s Great Lakes basin will pay dividends.
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Michigan Has a Broadband Office to Get Wi-Fi, But It’s Sitting Empty
Michigan has the opportunity to get internet access to isolated parts of the state. But the project has been on the back burner. Libraries are stepping in to fill the gap.
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Michigan Republicans Are Looking to Cut Taxes—But Much More for Corporations Than for Working Families
Michigan just passed a bill to lower taxes—but it’s far more generous to corporations than individuals. Here’s what happens next.
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No Killing Wolves in Michigan: A Court Case Just Reversed a Trump Decision
The comeback of Michigan wolves was used as evidence to remove them from the endangered species list. That decision was just overturned.
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Meet the Oxford Senator Who’s Pushing for Better Gun Safety Laws
Popular gun safety bills have yet to get time in the Republican-controlled Michigan legislature. But Sen. Rosemary Bayer from Oxford has secured a hearing.
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7 Projects to Get Excited About in Gov. Whitmer’s Proposed Budget for Michigan
The budget proposal comes on the wings of a large surplus. With that money, bold new programs could bring teachers to Michigan and prevent floods.
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Michigan Leaders Want to Lower Insulin Prices by 80%. Here’s How.
Insulin can cost families thousands of dollars a year, forcing some to ration or forgo the lifesaving medication. A new plan would slash the cost.
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Gun Makers Have Been Accused of Marketing to Gangs. Michigan’s Attorney General Wants to Hold Them Accountable.
Gun companies have stated that they’re exempt from accountability laws that apply to other industries. Michigan’s Attorney General is challenging that.
















