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The organization that serves survivors of sexual assault, domestic violence and human trafficking was impacted by federal and state budget cuts.
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According to advocates, the cut may lead to a reduction in services for people with disabilities.
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Across Michigan, domestic and sexual violence outreach organizations are grappling with federal funding cuts, a federal government shutdown and state budget shortfalls — and advocates say tough decisions are being made.
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Federal funds have been dwindling, and advocates across Michigan say they need help from the state — but legislators are having trouble agreeing on a state budget.
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The state Legislature funded the entire Cold Case Program last year. Its status in the next budget is uncertain.
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Economists say Michigan has more than a $200 million budget surplus this year. They say revenues will continue to grow in the coming years as the economy…
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Governor Rick Snyder and Republican legislative leaders have agreed on a plan to complete the new state budget. But the Gongwer News Service says that…