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Ground Control Michigan, which also does business as GCM Waypoint, is accused of transporting cannabis across state lines, lying to investigators and other violations.
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The Michigan Supreme Court has denied an appeal filed by an animal rights group that is seeking constitutional habeas corpus rights for a group of chimpanzees in an Upper Peninsula zoo. -
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Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer approved new tax breaks to spur construction of affordable housing. -
Governor Gretchen Whitmer signed the new state budget into law Tuesday. It includes funding for universal free school meals and expanded tuition-free community college. -
Some Michigan House Republicans are calling for an end to an exception in state law that could block some parents from seeing their kids’ medical records.
