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  • Whitmer Creates New Infrastructure Office to Oversee Bridge and Road Repairs, Internet Expansion

    February 1, 2022

    The Michigan Infrastructure Office will oversee more than $10 billion in federal infrastructure investments in the state.

  • Gov. Whitmer Signs Bills to Lower Drug Costs for Michiganders, Hold Greedy Companies Accountable

    February 23, 2022

    The bills will lower the cost of medications, increase transparency into drug prices, and ensure that pharmacists can provide honest information about pricing options.

    Gov. Whitmer Signs Bills to Lower Drug Costs for Michiganders, Hold Greedy Companies Accountable
  • Judge Stops County Prosecutors From Enforcing Michigan Abortion Ban

    August 2, 2022

    A judge blocked enforcement of a 1931 Michigan ban on abortion Monday, just hours after the state Court of Appeals said county prosecutors were not covered by a May order and could enforce the prohibition following the fall of Roe v. Wade.

    Judge Stops County Prosecutors From Enforcing Michigan Abortion Ban
  • 3 Things to Know About Rep. Matt Koleszar, Candidate for Michigan’s 22nd House District (Livonia, Northville, Plymouth)

    October 19, 2022

    This former AP government teacher says he’s running for reelection to protect democracy and strengthen public education in Michigan.

    3 Things to Know About Rep. Matt Koleszar, Candidate for Michigan’s 22nd House District (Livonia, Northville, Plymouth)
  • Michigan Lawmakers Defeat One Education Voucher Scheme, But Another From Betsy DeVos is On The Way

    June 9, 2022

    HB 5859 would have required the state to use $500 million in federal funds to contract with private vendors, to supply students with educational supplies, opportunities, and services. Opponents criticized the Republican-introduced bill as a ploy to direct public money to private, for-profit institutions that aren’t accountable to parents or the public. 

    Michigan Lawmakers Defeat One Education Voucher Scheme, But Another From Betsy DeVos is On The Way
  • Are You a Michigan Childcare Worker? You May Be Eligible for Another $1,000 Bonus.

    April 4, 2022

    “Receiving this grant allowed me to keep tuition low for families and save money to keep the daycare open, when families in our community have very few options,” one Michigan childcare provider said. 

    Are You a Michigan Childcare Worker? You May Be Eligible for Another $1,000 Bonus.
  • Inside Gov. Whitmer’s New Plan to Deliver an Extra $350 a Year to Working Michiganders

    January 27, 2022

    The plan would help 730,000 Michiganders, raise more than 22,000 people out of working poverty and benefit nearly 1 million kids, according to the governor’s office. 

    Inside Gov. Whitmer’s New Plan to Deliver an Extra $350 a Year to Working Michiganders
  • Will Slotkin Run to Replace Stabenow in US Senate? Probably.

    January 27, 2023

    In what is quickly emerging as one of the most closely watched Senate races of the 2024 campaign, US Rep. Elissa Slotkin is aggressively acting on Stabenow’s call for “the next generation of leadership.”

  • Semiconductor Shortages Have Hobbled the Auto Industry. Michigan Leaders Are Trying to Fix It.

    March 15, 2022

    The semiconductor shortage has limited auto production and driven up prices for available cars.

    Semiconductor Shortages Have Hobbled the Auto Industry. Michigan Leaders Are Trying to Fix It.
  • ‘We Have to Do More’: How Michigan Is Investing in its Senior Residents

    January 25, 2022

    From meal assistance to eliminating the pension tax, here is a look at what Gov. Gretchen Whitmer has been working on to support seniors across the state. 

    ‘We Have to Do More’: How Michigan Is Investing in its Senior Residents
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