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Michigan air quality alert extended; ‘slow improvement’ expected Monday
Michigan’s Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy said over the weekend it has extended its air quality alert for the state through Monday.
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Is it safe to go outside this weekend? Michigan air quality forecast shows relief
According to the National Weather Service’s air quality forecast, this round of smoke is expected to move out going into Saturday, but a new round could start making its way into the area by Sunday.
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Doulas are helping Michiganders have safe, supported abortions
Jex Blackmore, co-founder of Hydra Mutual Aid Fund in Detroit, explains how a group of trained Michiganders is helping disperse crucial reproductive health information.
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Outside spending floods Michigan’s US Senate race—and it’s almost all for Haley Stevens
Tens of millions of dollars in outside cash is boosting Haley Stevens and trying to bury her opponent, Abdul El-Sayed. The biggest spender is a super PAC tied to AIPAC.
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What should you do to stay safe amid wildfire smoke? What health experts suggest
Smoke exposure can trigger severe breathing responses in people with lung diseases. Here’s how to keep yourself safe.
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3 ways Trump’s war picked Michiganders’ pockets this summer
As the Trump administration struggles to find common ground with leaders in the Middle East, Michiganders are bracing for an expensive summer season.
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Michigan lawmaker wants to make free school meals permanent
New legislation would provide free breakfast and lunch at all public schools.
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Michigan weed brand leans into cartoons and trading cards to stand out
Dank & Disorderly’s chaotic cartoonish branding and collectible trading cards are the flashiest thing on the dispensary shelf. But the flower inside is no gimmick.
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6 quick hits of cannabis news from across Michigan
Here’s your weekly rundown from The MichiGanja Report:
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Huizenga-supported Big Beautiful Bill helps him, harms Michiganders
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act has slashed government spending for your food security, academic pursuits, and healthcare. However, Rep. Bill Huizenga’s support for it has had one local beneficiary: himself.
