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Proposed federal funding cuts supporting Ottawa County safety net programs put their future in doubt
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Congress originally approved the money in a 2022 law, but President Trump ordered a pause in those payments to states when he took office
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Earlier this year, the Michigan College Access Network lost federal funding. Its employees looked for work elsewhere. Since that time, the funding has been reinstated. Now, MCAN is trying to fill those advisor roles
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It might take a little sting out of a traffic ticket to know a portion of your fine goes to support local libraries by state law
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In 2024, KCCA served over 24,000 families, distributed over 113,000 meals and finished 233 home rehab projects
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Twenty states, including Michigan, have joined in a lawsuit to block cuts to a Federal Emergency Management Agency program designed to help protect communities from natural disasters
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The Literacy Center of West Michigan is having to scale back their services. It comes after the Trump administration ordered the impoundment of education funding
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It’s been two weeks since the House and Senate left off after being unable to reach a deal over school funding
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GROW's Milinda Ysasi and Start Garden's Laurie Supinski joins the show.
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Money taken from U of M and MSU would be spread across the state’s other 13 public universities