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A breakthrough in budget discussions between Governor Gretchen Whitmer’s administration and House and Senate leaders is raising hopes a new state budget can be approved by the July first deadline.
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Crain’s Grand Rapids Business staff writer Mark Sanchez talks about struggling rural healthcare systems, the introduction of legislation mandating hospitals cut prices or lose nonprofit status, and Michigan agritourism where some farmers are disputing township regulations. -
The U.S. EPA is being sued this week for firing a water safety engineer. -
Start Garden, Ottawa Hills Garden Tour, Achondroplasia, Bridgefest, and the Reeds Lake Run. -
The Michigan Strategic Fund Board approved a tax break for Muskegon-based La Colombe Coffee Roasters’ expansion. Historically, it’s the county’s largest economic development and it’s creating hundreds of jobs and providing a boost to area dairy farmers -
The State of Michigan is offering more medical debt relief to residents in 10 counties, school districts that refused millions of dollars in state safety grants are pondering their next steps after the Michigan Supreme Court refused to consider their legal challenge, and more.
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