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New Bills to Remove Barriers for Transgender Michiganders Seeking Name Changes
Legislation to make the name change process for LGBTQ+ Michiganders less costly and needlessly burdensome is expected to be introduced in the fall.
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Michigan Republican Warns of ‘Civil War’ at Fundraiser for Fake Electors
A Michigan legislator was caught on tape predicting somebody would “shoot someone” and a civil war could happen if the government continues to prosecute conservatives for election crimes.
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‘Still Killing People Every Day’: As COVID Numbers Rise Again, Health Experts Urge Caution
Despite an increase in COVID-19 caseloads, hospitalization and death rates still remain at historic lows in Michigan. Still, health experts are urging Michiganders to tread cautiously.
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Nessel Calls ‘Ghost Gun’ Regulation Reinstated by SCOTUS ‘Essential’
The US Supreme Court on Tuesday narrowly voted to reinstate a Biden Administration policy against so-called “ghost guns,” which Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel says is “essential” to efforts at curbing gun violence.
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Lawmaker Introduces Bill to Enable Digital Licenses in Michigan
Michigan could become the fifth state to enable residents to add a digital state ID to their phone under a package of bills recently introduced in the Michigan Legislature.
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This 16-Year-Old Detroiter Wins All of His Cases as a Juvenile Defense Attorney
For 16-year-old Detroiter Cayden Brown, social justice has always been at the forefront of his priorities. This is made apparent through the teenager’s work, which includes launching an online media platform to host open discussions on social issues, starting a nonprofit to serve underrepresented communities, and serving as a teen juvenile defense attorney.
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Michigan Officials Consider Next Steps After Study Finds PFAS in 45% of US Water Samples
A July study from researchers at the US Geological Survey found that roughly 45% of water samples contain at least one form of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), commonly known as “forever chemicals” that can have detrimental effects on the health of people exposed to them.
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Lawmakers Celebrate Clean Water Funding Alongside Advocates in Ann Arbor
State and national lawmakers on Friday met with local advocates to celebrate environmental budget wins and clean up trails alongside the Huron River in Southeast Michigan.
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Judge Dismisses Macomb County GOP Suit to Decertify 2020 Election
BY ANNA LIZ NICHOLS, MICHIGAN ADVANCE A lawsuit by Macomb County Republicans to decertify the 2020 election, in which President Joe Biden defeated former President Donald Trump in Michigan, was dismissed Wednesday. Judge Paul L. Maloney of the US District Court for the Western District of Michigan dismissed the lawsuit filed by the Macomb County…
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Board OKs Petition to Recall One Michigan Lawmaker, Rejects Others
The Michigan Board of State Canvassers on Tuesday approved recall petition language to recall one lawmaker and rejected seven other petitions for other lawmakers, noting a lack of clarity in the language.


















