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More than a million low-income Michiganders will lose access to the federal SNAP program November 1st. In Ottawa County, the Holland Farmers Market is now hosting a food drive to help
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Money for the plan comes from redirecting taxes on gas sales, budget cuts, and a new wholesale tax on marijuana
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The state budget does not separately fund early childhood programs. The line item eliminated, the money is now distributed to school districts as a per pupil allocation with no spending requirement
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Afterschool programs in Muskegon and Newaygo Counties are at risk of losing state funding in the 2026 budget
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The cancellations and reductions of state and federal funding supporting arts programs are being spotlighted in an ArtPrize exhibit focusing on the medium’s role in democracy and social justice
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State government is two weeks away from a partial shutdown in the absence of a budget deal that includes the Democratic governor, a Republican-controlled House and a Senate led by Democrats
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A look at how federal cuts to SNAP are affecting H.O.P.E Gardens, Meijer is being sued by a Canadian retailer, the Michigan DHHS is urging families to get caught up on their vaccines, budget talks in Lansing remain stalled on K-12 funding, and more.
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Michigan created eight regional Health Care Coalitions in 2002 to coordinate hospitals and emergency services responding to incidents. Proposed federal funding cuts could impact vital services
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Lawmakers are discussing budget proposals for next year including a major cut to Pure Michigan funding, coming at a time when studies show the campaign is very effective
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Medicaid is the largest health insurer in the state, covering one in four residents.