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Jurors heard from the first witness in the murder trial of a former GRPD officer, young people participated in the annual KidSpeak forum, the deadline is coming up for Michigan licenses and state ID cards to be REAL ID compliant, and more.
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The package hopes to address concerns that the utilities and contractors are using political influence to avoid accountability
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Crews hope to finish restoring power to nearly 5,200 customers by late Monday evening turned off after a major natural gas line was damaged last week
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DTE Energy said it was prepared to mitigate any pricing concerns
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The secretary of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development was in town, an Ottawa County agency is unable to accept new requests, a preview of All Art Grand Rapids and more.
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Kent County is launching a new domestic violence court, a Grand Haven bus service is building a new operations center, the latest edition of our Crain’s Grand Rapids Business Brief, and more state and West Michigan news.
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Nessel said the goal of the portal is to help Michiganders navigate online resources, follow where outages are most common and file for refunds and credits after losing service
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Scott Vander Werf has a preview of albums from Alligator Records, there’s a new website to help Michiganders after a power outage. Allegiant Air is expanding its spring travel options, and more state and West Michigan news.
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Attorney General's new website helps Michigan residents get credit for power outages and more
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This week’s edition of the Crain’s Grand rapids Business Brief. Also, U.S. Secretary of Energy Granholm was in Holland yesterday, there’s a new utility scam in the area. and more state and West Michigan news.