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House and Senate budget leaders say they’re hopeful a budget can be done by the October first start of the fiscal year, but they’re not ready to make any promises in the current environment at the state Capitol
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A new study shows non-gaming tribal businesses in Michigan have a more than $1 billion economic impact, both major parties are gearing up to fight over an open Michigan Senate seat now that a special election has been called, and more.
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Grand Rapids is getting anew riverfront park, a Grand Rapids based company is expanding its operations into Kentwood, some Democratic Michigan lawmakers are trying to keep out of state national guard troops out of Michigan, and more.
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Crain’s Grand Rapids Business staff writer Mark Sanchez talks about state budget proposals to reduce Pure Michigan tourism campaign funding. Priority Health’s Midwest expansion. An out-of-state competitor has purchased office furniture maker Steelcase.
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The proposed $1.3 million investment would add eight positions to the MSP Victim Services Program
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The state’s fiscal year does not begin until October, but a law says the Legislature is supposed to finish the budget by July first
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Prosecutor says Grand Rapids officer who killed Patrick Lyoya won't face second trial, Kent County residents and healthcare leaders met to voice concerns over Medicaid cuts, U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine resigns, and more.
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State Budget Director Jen Flood said, cuts to the Medicaid health insurance program would require some tough decisions that are not baked into budgeting plans at this point
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This morning, Grand Rapids City Manager Mark Washington presented a proposed $735 million budget to the City Commission for 2026
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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