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Governor Gretchen Whitmer says she’s concerned a Supreme Court ruling could supersede all or part of the reproductive rights amendment to the Michigan Constitution that was adopted by voters in 2022
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The Michigan Educator Workforce Initiative is addressing the state’s early childhood educator shortage with a new development program
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The bills allow for compensation for carrying a pregnancy and expenses such as insurance and housing. Surrogates would have to be at least 21 years old and undergo a mental health screening
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Lt. Governor Garlin Gilchrist visited a Grand Rapids childcare center today to highlight Governor Whitmer’s budget proposals that would expand childcare and provide free pre-K education for families
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New state laws take effect this month that will toughen penalties for people who assault healthcare workers.
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Part of Governor Whitmer’s fiscal year 2025 budget includes nearly $250 million for behavioral health services for Michigan families
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The Michigan Senate voted Tuesday to get rid of a rule-making committee within the state Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy
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The duo made their pitch to the Detroit Economic Club as Michigan’s job and wage numbers are improving but President Joe Biden’s poll numbers are not
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The laws require background checks for all gun purchases and safe storage requirements. Red flag laws, also known as extreme risk protection orders, make it possible for guns to be removed from people threatening themselves or others
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State Rep. Josh Schriver, who is white, shared a post that showed a map of the world with Black figures greatly outnumbering white figures, along with the phrase, “The great replacement!”