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The new law sets ambitious targets and it clears the way for more solar and wind farms by making it harder for communities to refuse them
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The bills gives law enforcement the power to share contact information for domestic and sexual violence survivors with qualified service providers
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One of the bills was finalized by the House vote and will go to Governor Gretchen Whitmer. The rest of the bills will go the Michigan Senate.
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Whitmer said repealing abortion restrictions is necessary to align state laws with the reproductive rights amendment adopted last year by a 57% to 43% margin
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Governor Gretchen Whitmer argued in favor of abortion access legislation Monday during a trip to Grand Rapids
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Bills introduced in the Michigan Senate today would bar people convicted of a misdemeanor involving domestic violence from possessing guns for at least eight years
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Eric Molitor told jurors that government-imposed restrictions during the COVID-19 pandemic were excessive. Molitor and two other men are charged with providing material support for terrorist acts and gun crimes. They’re accused of aiding the leaders of a 2020 scheme to kidnap Whitmer at her vacation home in Antrim County
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The House agenda this week includes repealing the law that requires schools to get a state waiver to start classes before Labor Day and legislation to set the minimum age to get married at 18 years old
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After months of interim leadership the Michigan Department of Natural Resources now has a new director
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Governor Gretchen Whitmer gave a speech today outlining her priorities for the rest of the year, including paid family and medical leave.