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The governor’s team is set to lay out her full wish list for the next state budget on Wednesday
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Grand Rapids city leaders announced Monday that a federal review board signed off on a final environmental assessment, allowing the project to move ahead
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Nessel says the dismantling of various federal departments and agencies, like the Education Department, make it tough to track what happened to money destined for Michigan
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The latest state budget gave public universities a one-time 3% funding boost after some proposals had suggested slashing funding for larger schools
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The Salvation Army in Kent County says the need for help this holiday season is up, but at the same time, they’re falling short of their 2025 Christmas Campaign goals
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Senate Majority Leader Winnie Brinks (D-Grand Rapids) said putting that money back was non-negotiable
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A survey found 6 in 10 ACA enrollees polled would not be able to afford an increase of $300 a year for their premiums
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The decision caused outrage and confusion among lawmakers and funding recipients who had been counting on those state funds
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Michigan court hears case over requirement that schools waive legal privileges to get safety fundingThe state denied the requirement is vague and said it’s clear that the waiver would apply to a particular investigation
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Critics have argued the state shouldn’t be giving large, and often already profitable, businesses money to build here