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Double Up Food Bucks is working to benefit SNAP recipients, the Republican chair of the Michigan house Oversight Committee is launching an inquiry into the states economic development agency, and more.
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After nearly 100 years, Zeeland-based clock and furniture manufacturer Howard Miller will cease operations next year due in part to tariffs
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The Michigan State Budget Office estimates passage of ‘The One, Big Beautiful Bill Act’ will reduce the state’s Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program by $900 million, impacting 1.5 million people, That’s 15% of Michiganders.
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Wyoming-based nonprofit Catherine’s Health Center will staff a full-service medical clinic at Mel Trotter Ministries in downtown Grand Rapids starting in October
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The case centers on a person convicted of both second-degree murder and the crime of "felony-firearm" over a decade after the crime took place
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House Republicans have been vocal critics of the state’s economic incentive program
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Michigan Democratic lawmakers are speaking out about the effects the One Big Beautiful Bill act will have on the middle class, the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services says the cuts to Medicaid in the "One Big Beautiful Bill" will have devastating impacts, and more.
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With the passage of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, some Michigan Democratic lawmakers and legislators are speaking out on the effects the bill will have on the state’s middle class
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The legislation would classify student athletes as university employees instead of amateur competitors
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Medicaid is the largest health insurer in the state, covering one in four residents.
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Sr. Maureen Geary will lead Grand Rapids liberal arts institution and its 1,200 students.
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The bill would create new federal loans, tax credits, and programs to spur the domestic production and refining of critical minerals like copper, magnesium, and aluminum