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Michigan is surpassing revenue predictions by billions of dollars for the next couple of fiscal years, according to results of the state's Consensus Revenue Estimating Conference.
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More than $2.5 billion in proposed tax cuts made it past the Michigan Legislature Thursday. Governor Gretchen Whitmer voiced concern over how long its effects would take to reach Michiganders.
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The Great Lakes News Collaborative asked state and national experts how Michigan could break the cycle of underfunding and poor decision-making that has left water systems across Michigan in sorry shape.
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Michigan would consider the use of cryptocurrency and blockchain technology under a bill before a state Senate committee.
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The county's resolution, which was adopted unanimously, asks the Michigan Legislature to completely repeal the state's auto no-fault law.
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According to an official with the Michigan Farm Bureau, since January, 2021, prices for fertilizers have doubled and in some cases tripled.
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A new report ranked Wayne County as the worst county in the state for health outcomes for its residents. Washtenaw and Oakland County ranked among the best.
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Even though the Great Lakes ice breaking season has ended, some members of congress are continuing to push for funding of a new heavy ice breaker on the Great Lakes. They say it would reduce shipping delays during the winter months.
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Those include funding plans for higher learning, general government spending, and the Michigan Department of Transportation.
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New mothers and their children who are enrolled in Medicaid will now be covered for a full 12-month postpartum period.
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Affordable housing is becoming a needle in a haystack across Michigan. We get responses from a Detroit community and Northern employers. And did the pandemic prove that universal basic income works?
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It’s not a done deal just yet. The sale is contingent upon the firm and the trust which owns the former General Motors property reaching an agreement relating to on environmental cleanup.