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Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits will be paused for around 1.4 million Michiganders in November due to the federal government shutdown.
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Kalamazoo Concert Band
Kalamazoo Concert Band kicks off new season with five guest conductors, including U-M's Jason Fettig
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Find links with information about the November 4 election, from candidate forums to what's on the ballot.
Official Nuclear Regulatory Commission Photo
The Palisades Nuclear Plant in Covert Township has become the first U.S. nuclear plant to return to operational status. Have a question about Palisades? We’d like to try and answer it!
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Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson says the federal government does not have a right to voter data it’s seeking in a lawsuit. -
A federal judge ordered ICE to release Jose Contreras-Cervantes, a longtime Michigan resident who lacks legal status. The ACLU says he was detained without consistent treatment for his leukemia. -
The lawmakers argue morale is down across the agency and that Col. James Grady and his second in command have both lost the confidence of rank-and-file troopers. -
The Michigan House Regulatory Reform Committee opened hearings Thursday on a bill to outlaw medical research and testing on dogs if it could cause “pain or distress.” -
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According to advocates, the cut may lead to a reduction in services for people with disabilities. -
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Michigan bills to crack down on telemarketing would add state penalties for some telemarketers who contact people on the federal do-not-call-list without consent. -
A bill adopted Wednesday by the state House would make it easier for defendants to get lawsuits dismissed if they’re meant silence critics of powerful business or government interests.
