Some West Michigan independent pharmacists say they're losing money with every prescription they fill, Grand Haven Area Public Schools will be asking voters to approve a nearly 99-million-dollar bond tis August, commanders in the GRPD say their K-9 teams are already doing most of a civilian review panel's policy recommendations, Gubernatorial Republican primary candidate Perry Johnson addressed supporters in Muskegon on Tuesday, dairy company Fairlife is pausing operations at its Coopersville plant after a ransomware attack, officials stopped a Columbian drug ring conspiring to bring cocaine into the U.S. through Grand Rapids.
Governor Whitmer okayed new tax breaks to spur affordable housing construction, she also noted her concern over tariffs, the Michigan Immigrant Rights Center and the Acacia Center for Justice are speaking out against the plan to dismantle the Unaccompanied Children Program.
Another edition of our Crain's Grand Rapids Business Brief.
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