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This past week was “Black Maternal Health Week” in Michigan and around the country
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Rx Kids estimates it serves around 8,750 families across dozens of low-income townships, cities, and counties in Michigan
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Supporters argue the program helps take a financial burden off new parents, creating a better start to their babies’ lives
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Opponents of the package say it needs changes to stop people from being criminalized for honest mistakes
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Rx Kids first launched in Flint in 2024. In the years since, the program has expanded to over two dozen lower income communities across the state
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She said if elected in November, she’ll sponsor legislation to give women $1,500 while pregnant and $500 a month for the first year of their baby’s life
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Rx Kids will keep paying new mothers and mothers-to-be, despite recent state funding cuts, but those cuts may affect future expansion
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Federal tariffs are negatively impacting farmers and conservers according to MDARD, the Kent County Deer Management Coalition has released recommendations for combatting deer overpopulation, and more.
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Grand Rapids-based Corewell Health is expanding comprehensive care for mothers and newborns, and it’s called the fourth trimester program