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The MI Attorney General says the damage caused by energy companies acting in concert to control the energy market is sweeping
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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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Kent Co. prosecutor rules on charges for three GR officers in fatal shooting, LaughFest lineup announced, auto passenger safety, feedback sought for US-31 resurfacing, and more
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Ottawa County commissioners voted to settle a job termination lawsuit with a former board member
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Lawsuit demands a citizen vote in EGR, Valley Field capital campaign rounds third, holiday recycling guide, FBI investigates Slotkin, RNC sues MI Sec. of State, judge to rule soon on Marijuana tax
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MI Fair Food Network makes changes, Ottawa Co. settles lawsuits, UM Health-West opens new care building, Van Eerden expands, Lowell affordable housing project gets tax credits. MI joins multi-state lawsuit, short-term rental tax, and more
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Ottawa County commissioners have settled two lawsuits related to a prior board’s decisions in 2024
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Michigan is joining several other Democratic-led states in suing the Trump administration over a pause in food assistance payments
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With the federal government instructing MDHHS to pause SNAP benefits local food pantries are seeing a spike in assistance requests, Michigan Congressman John Moolenaar blames the government shutdown on Democrats "playing politics", and more.
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The bill would allow the targets of lawsuits to seek an expedited hearing for a judge to decide whether a case should go forward