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House Speaker Matt Hall said the new majority was not obligated to wrap up business left unfinished by the former Democratic majority
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The governor’s office said it remains confident in the leadership of Grady, a more than 25-year state police veteran
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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 24% tax on the wholesale cost of marijuana is a key element of a law signed by Whitmer to generate funding for roads
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In a video announcing the bill-signing, Whitmer made no mention of the consternation and presented a sunnier view of the situation
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The governor says she’s glad to see a deal on road funding, and that free school meals will continue for all students
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The budget increases K-12 funding slightly and cuts economic development incentives that were championed by Governor Whitmer
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The roads money comes from a mixture of budget cutting and other streams, many of which have faced their own criticism along the way to a final deal
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On Wednesday, some school districts alerted families that funding for the program expired at midnight.
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The state government is currently funded for the next week thanks to a budget extension approved early Wednesday morning