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Monday's speech was the fourth in a series of speeches her team is referring to as "The Road Ahead"
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Autism rates are rising a local expert explains, A Just GR initiative wants to create an inclusive community, Allegan is looking at getting rid of its police department, and more.
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The non-partisan Citizens Research Council estimates the roads plan could leave a more than $2-billion hole in the state’s general fund
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The Michigan House O-K’d a plan Wednesday to use taxes on fuel and corporations to fund road repairs
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The proposal involves removing the 6% sales tax currently charged on gas sales and replacing it with a higher fuel tax that would go toward road repairs
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State and local representatives gathered in Grand Rapids to announce a $25 million federal grant secured for the replacement of the East Beltline bridge that crosses over I-96
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House Republicans have rolled out a competing transportation proposal
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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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House Republicans have proposed shifting more of the money from taxes on fuel sales to roads. They have called on Democratic leaders to put the plan up for a vote before the end of the year
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The Legislature returns to state Capitol Tuesday as lawmakers bargain over what to do before this session wraps up at the end of the year. One subject of negotiations is road funding.