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Kelley Miller lost the use of her arms and legs ten years ago in a catastrophic car crash; now, she's lost her quality of life and her home, due to the state's new auto no fault law.
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State Rep. Mari Manoogian says the package is more than a response to November’s mass shooting at Oxford High School. -
One sponsor says the bills are is a response to Republican-sponsored bills that would restrict teachers' ability to discuss race and racism.
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Since last August, the percentage of water coming from Genesee County has risen, while the amount coming from Great Lakes Water Authority has declined. By the end of the week, 100% of Flint’s tap water should be coming from the county.
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Health officials are worried about a possible "twindemic" making the crisis at hospitals even worse.
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Photographers John Hanson and Joey Schultz travelled across all 50 states to take portraits of grandmothers and archive their wisdom in the new book, Grandmothers of America.
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The state of Michigan is flush with funds as Governor Gretchen Whitmer and members of her administration are drafting their next state budget proposal.
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A ten year plan outlines the Department of Natural Resources' goals for its expansive trail system. Since the pandemic, many more people are hiking, biking, or riding on the trails.
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Mark Harvey of the Michigan History Center shares a glimpse into past with letters from the 1830s, 1860s, and 1940s.
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Michigan's new political maps didn't account for incarcerated people. Should that change? Also, a new effort to protect abortion rights in Michigan as federal protections shrink. And, the story of how one up-and-coming Detroit record label is taking off.
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State officials – including Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson and Attorney General Dana Nessel -- say they’re looking into whether people who tried flip the results of the 2020 presidential election in Michigan broke any laws.
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From everyday rude treatment of service and health care workers to going ballistic at a school board meeting, children are watching and learning all of the time.
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The state Supreme Court ruled a previous closed-door meeting should have been open to the public.
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“People are buying more guns, so there’s more opportunity for guns to be stolen, more opportunities for guns to fall in the wrong hands, more opportunities for people to use guns to resolve some disputes,” Detroit Police Chief James White said, attributing increased enforcement of gun violations to a series of issues.
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Henry Ford Wyandotte Hospital is the latest in Michigan to be approved for federal support. Hospital leaders say the help is welcome, but it still won't be enough as COVID-19 cases rise.
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Keeping Indigenous languages alive is not a small job. The more hands, the better. That’s why the team behind Ojibwe.net created an online platform to make learning the Anishinaabemowin language more accessible for language learners everywhere.
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Today, we break down a new report from the Michigan State Police on trooper interactions with black drivers. Then, a look into the legacy of letter writing in 2022. Finally, we check up on a small bug threatening hemlock trees, and discuss how remote learning is effecting Michigan students.
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There is a national blood supply crisis. Michigan hospitals are facing tough choices because of the shortage. Red Cross and Versiti are encouraging donations.
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Survivors of catastrophic car crashes despair as loss of care due to new no fault law changes threatens their wellbeing and even their lives
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