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  • Whitmer Gives 38,000 Childcare Workers a Bonus Using Money From American Rescue Plan

    January 24, 2022

    The Whitmer administration is also providing funds to nearly 6,000 childcare programs to help keep programs open, recruit new workers, and provide services to families who may not otherwise be able to afford the cost.

  • Inside the First Unionized Chipotle: Michigan Workers Lead Union Wave

    September 13, 2022

    The first Chipotle to be unionized is here in Lansing. The organizers, with no prior labor experience, aren’t who you’d expect.

    Inside the First Unionized Chipotle: Michigan Workers Lead Union Wave
  • 3 Things to Know About Denise Mentzer, Candidate for Michigan’s 61st House District (Mount Clemens, Sterling Heights, Clinton Twp.)

    October 20, 2022

    Denise Mentzer has been in working peoples’ shoes. Now running for the Michigan House of Representatives, she’s hoping to be a voice for them.

    3 Things to Know About Denise Mentzer, Candidate for Michigan’s 61st House District (Mount Clemens, Sterling Heights, Clinton Twp.)
  • Flip of Michigan Legislature Highlights Role of Fair Maps

    November 22, 2022

    An Associated Press analysis of election data indicates that Michigan’s new state legislative districts reduced the built-in advantage Republicans had enjoyed over the last decade. It shows that gerrymandering can affect the balance of power in legislatures and, ultimately, the policies they pursue.

    Flip of Michigan Legislature Highlights Role of Fair Maps
  • Michigan’s Legislative Loophole, Part 2: The Deception

    August 19, 2022

    In Part 2, we put the indirect initiative loophole under the microscope to highlight three levels of deception that can be used to exploit the process.

    Michigan’s Legislative Loophole, Part 2: The Deception
  • Teen dating violence survivors and allies call for more education on abuse

    March 21, 2024

    Domestic violence at any age can turn lethal—and some say schools need to do a better job of equipping kids to recognize early signs of abusive behavior.

    Teen dating violence survivors and allies call for more education on abuse
  • Is Garrett Soldano the Moderate Candidate Republicans Have Been Hoping For? Here’s a Fact Check

    July 6, 2022

    MICHIGAN—According to Garrett Soldano, one of the GOP candidates vying for the chance to challenge Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer in November, he’s a moderate candidate with moderate values. “Are you the kind of guy who is careful what they say these days?” Michael Patrick Shiels, host of “Michigan’s Big Show,” asked Soldano in an interview…

    Is Garrett Soldano the Moderate Candidate Republicans Have Been Hoping For? Here’s a Fact Check
  • ‘It Doesn’t Matter What County You Live in Now’: Abortion is Legal Across Michigan

    August 19, 2022

    A judge’s Friday ruling prevents county prosecutors in Michigan from charging abortion providers with felonies. It’s expected to hold until voters can decide.

    ‘It Doesn’t Matter What County You Live in Now’: Abortion is Legal Across Michigan
  • Democratic Lawmaker Looks to Expand Food Assistance for Thousands of Michiganders

    January 30, 2023

    Michigan Sen. Jeff Irwin (D-Ann Arbor) this month introduced legislation, Senate Bill 35, that would remove the legal requirement for DHHS to apply an asset test to determine eligibility for food assistance.

  • Gov. Whitmer Announces New Effort to Identify Gaps in Internet Access and Provide Roadmap for Expansion

    March 2, 2022

    The project will allow the state to more effectively spend the more than $100 million in federal funds coming Michigan’s way to expand access to high-speed internet. More than 1.2 million Michigan households currently lack a permanent fixed broadband connection at home.

    Gov. Whitmer Announces New Effort to Identify Gaps in Internet Access and Provide Roadmap for Expansion
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