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An effort to move up Michigan’s primary election date next year may be dead on arrival in the state Legislature.
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A handful of University of Michigan faculty comments about conservative influencer Charlie Kirk that drew strong criticism, but they won't be disciplined or fired.
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It’s less than two weeks before the deadline for a state budget deal. If that doesn’t happen, there will be a partial state government shutdown and widespread government employee layoffs.
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Other states have issued orders authorizing the shots for virtually anyone who wants them, or requiring state insurers to cover the vaccine. Michigan's approach is "more measured," officials say.
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The event was originally promised to be about tax cuts and economic policy, but Vance and other speakers strayed into other topics.
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State government is two weeks away from a partial shutdown with still no budget deal between Governor Gretchen Whitmer and the Legislature.
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A state program to get IDs to people leaving jail is expanding to the Wayne County Jail in Detroit.
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As the budget impasse at the state Capitol continues, school districts are eying options that include seeking emergency loans if no deal is reached soon.
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ALR Educational Health Services is expanding from Niles into Buchanan, moving into the former Stark Elementary School.
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Oral arguments in a lawsuit against some earmarks in the current state budget are taking place this week.
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Michigan Lt. Gov., other Democratic lawmakers say they've gotten credible threats after Kirk killingLieutenant Governor Garlin Gilchrist is among the Michigan political figures who have been threatened following the murder of far-right political activist Charlie Kirk.
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Michigan senators discussed expanding the state’s Amber alert system to cover older and vulnerable adults in a committee hearing Thursday.