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Republicans laud Trump’s first 100 days ahead of Michigan visit as Democrats say he's hurt the stateThis will be Trump’s first visit to Michigan since he made several campaign stops in the state on the way to winning back the White House last year
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The package hopes to address concerns that the utilities and contractors are using political influence to avoid accountability
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The legislation includes measures to assist with forgiveness of past-due bills, help with plumbing repairs, and direct financial assistance to help pay water bills
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The bills passed Wednesday would raise some maximum sentences, require fines in some cases, and set new mandatory minimum sentences
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Benson has already provided some of the material and says much of what the committee asked for is sensitive and would compromise election security
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Her first campaign video says President Donald Trump’s tariffs are putting tens of thousands of Michigan jobs at risk
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Monday's speech was the fourth in a series of speeches her team is referring to as "The Road Ahead"
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The measure would amend Michigan’s constitution to require residents to show proof of citizenship when signing up to vote
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The executive directive instructs the MDHHS to create a report within 30 days detailing the effects of a congressional Republican proposal that could cut $880 billion from Medicaid over 10 years
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Michigan labor officials say the state may have to step in to resolve disputes in the wake of cuts to the federal agency that normally handles private sector contract mediation
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He's the second candidate to launch his campaign this week along with Republican Mike Rogers. El-Sayed will face state Sen. Mallory McMorrow in the Democratic primary
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The non-partisan Citizens Research Council estimates the roads plan could leave a more than $2-billion hole in the state’s general fund