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  • Charging on the Go: Michigan Building Innovative Electrified Road to Power Electric Vehicles While Driving

    February 1, 2022

    Michigan’s new electrified road is the first of its kind in the US. Best of all, the state’s not footing the whole bill.

    Charging on the Go: Michigan Building Innovative Electrified Road to Power Electric Vehicles While Driving
  • 91,000 Michiganders Are on Their Way to Better Jobs and Careers Thanks to This State Program

    February 4, 2022

    Michigan Reconnect helps residents 25 and older who do not have college degrees attend community colleges or private training schools with free or deeply discounted tuition. 

    91,000 Michiganders Are on Their Way to Better Jobs and Careers Thanks to This State Program
  • 585,000 Michigan Children Have Better Access to Fresh Food Thanks to a State-Funded Grant Program

    April 21, 2022

    “One of my proudest accomplishments during my legislative tenure is the growth of 10 Cents a Meal, especially here in northern Michigan and the Upper Peninsula,” said state Sen. Wayne Schmidt (R-Traverse City).

    585,000 Michigan Children Have Better Access to Fresh Food Thanks to a State-Funded Grant Program
  • How 303,000 Michiganders Got Health Insurance With up to 35% Savings on Premiums

    January 31, 2022

    Under Biden’s 2021 American Rescue Plan, the average Michigander with an existing marketplace plan has seen the cost of their premiums plunge by roughly 35%, or $59 a month. 

  • Michigan Republicans Are Looking to Cut Taxes—But Much More for Corporations Than for Working Families

    February 16, 2022

    Michigan just passed a bill to lower taxes—but it’s far more generous to corporations than individuals. Here’s what happens next. 

  • Michigan Supreme Court: Anti-Discrimination Law Protects LGBTQ+

    July 29, 2022

    In a key ruling, the state’s anti-discrimination law was extended to also include formal protections based on sexual orientation.

  • Meet the Woman Tasked With Helping to Bring Economic Development to Rural Michigan

    March 21, 2022

    “Having spent most of her career in small towns and rural areas in northwest Lower Michigan and the Upper Peninsula, Sarah has deep connection and understanding of the challenges facing our rural communities.”

    Meet the Woman Tasked With Helping to Bring Economic Development to Rural Michigan
  • Michigan’s Longest Serving Congressman—Who Voted to Impeach Trump—Is Retiring

    April 7, 2022

    “Even the best stories have a last chapter. This is it for me,” Rep. Fred Upton (St. Joseph) said on the House floor Tuesday morning.

    Michigan’s Longest Serving Congressman—Who Voted to Impeach Trump—Is Retiring
  • Michigan Auto Workers Could Lose $51 Million in Wages This Week Because of Anti-Vaccine Blockades at Canadian Border

    February 11, 2022

    Truckers and right-wing, anti-vaccine protesters in Canada have disrupted the flow of supplies to Michigan auto plants. General Motors, Ford, and Toyota have all had to shut down some operations this week, harming Michigan’s workers and economy.

    Michigan Auto Workers Could Lose $51 Million in Wages This Week Because of Anti-Vaccine Blockades at Canadian Border
  • A Michigan Nurse Gives an Inside Look at What Losing ‘Roe’ Could Mean for Patients

    May 10, 2022

    “I know for a fact that when you make abortion illegal, it does not stop abortion from happening,” Labor, delivery and abortion-care nurse Ashia George said. “I worry about the people who will try to do it themselves and maybe are not doing it in a safe manner— they could get injured or die.”

    A Michigan Nurse Gives an Inside Look at What Losing ‘Roe’ Could Mean for Patients
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