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Michigan’s agriculture is the state’s second largest industry contributing an annual $126 billion to the state’s economy. But federal tariffs are negatively impacting farmers and consumers this year
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The RNC lawsuit echoes one the state party launched this past October ahead of the 2024 general election
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This is now the third time Energy Secretary Chris Wright ordered the Campbell plant to stay open
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The materials at issue here include non-public details from the Qualified Voter File, computer technology and procedures for securing ballots and voting equipment to keep them safe from tampering
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The bill cleared the House Elections Committee last month on a party-line vote and is now awaiting action on the House floor.
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Three of the five members now on the Grand Haven City Council are new, just elected in November. They took the oath of office at last night’s meeting
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The federal spending plan cracked down on how much THC a legal hemp product could contain. It gave the industry a year to adjust
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The Republican lawmakers are asking for federal monitoring of next year's August primary and the November general election
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The legislation has an uncertain fate as it heads to the House
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The state argues the new wholesale tax is distinct from the initiative’s retail tax, and therefore does not act as an amendment to the marijuana law
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Michigan stopped requiring providers to report abortion data to the state last year after a law change
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The $9 million Michigan Transparency Network is meant to allow the filing of campaign finance reports, lobbying information and personal financial disclosures. It's also supposed to be searchable by the public