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Tuesday was the statutory deadline for passing an entire state budget. But lawmakers likely won’t be back for a couple of weeks
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West Michigan based nonprofit MOKA has acquired five adult foster care homes in Muskegon County, West Michigan could be just five years away from opening a massive $370 million aquarium, movie previews, and more.
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The family of Patrick Lyoya and their attorney held a press conference turning their focus to a civil suit against Christopher Schurr, a recent SBAM survey shows health care costs is a growing concern among small business owners, and more.
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The state’s fiscal year does not begin until October, but a law says the Legislature is supposed to finish the budget by July first
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Patmos Library has reopened after several employees resigned two weeks ago, a libertarian-leaning think tank has filed a lawsuit to block some spending in the state budget, Consumers Energy is obeying a Trump order to not shut down the J.H. Campbell coal burning power plant, and more.
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The Mackinac Center argues that the 2024-25 state budget doles out pork barrel funds for ballparks in Lansing and Utica in violation of the Michigan Constitution
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Muskegon Community College is pausing its DEI programs, Grand Rapids and Kent County saw record levels of tourists last year, movie talk and more.
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Literacy Center of West Michigan reacts to funding freeze, Grand Rapids first black-owned wine and jazz bar to close, Roger That! returns to the Grand Rapids Public Museum and more.
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The budget proposal is almost silent on a source of new revenue for roads and progress on the Democratic governor’s marquee 2018 campaign promise
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West Michigan business leaders brace for tariffs, GRFD warn about portable heating and house fires, Crain's Grand Rapids Business Brief, and more.