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  • Critics Say Florida’s ‘Don’t Say Gay’ Law Would Unfairly Target LGBTQ Kids. A Michigan House Candidate Wants to Bring It Here.

    April 6, 2022

    Pediatric psychologists nationwide have warned Florida’s new law could harm the mental health of LGBTQ+ children, who are already more likely to be bullied and attempt suicide.

    Critics Say Florida’s ‘Don’t Say Gay’ Law Would Unfairly Target LGBTQ Kids. A Michigan House Candidate Wants to Bring It Here.
  • GOP Candidate for Governor Doubles Down on Support for a ‘Don’t Say Gay’ Law for Michigan

    April 26, 2022

    Republican James Craig isn’t backing down from his pledge to push for a “don’t say gay” law if he’s elected governor of Michigan. 

    GOP Candidate for Governor Doubles Down on Support for a ‘Don’t Say Gay’ Law for Michigan
  • Michigan Leaders Want to Lower Insulin Prices by 80%. Here’s How.

    February 8, 2022

    Insulin can cost families thousands of dollars a year, forcing some to ration or forgo the lifesaving medication. A new plan would slash the cost.

    Michigan Leaders Want to Lower Insulin Prices by 80%. Here’s How.
  • Six in 10 Michiganders Oppose Re-Criminalizing Abortion. Here’s What One of Them Has to Say.

    July 1, 2022

    A Traverse City mom shares her abortion story and why she supports abortion rights. She’s one of the 60% of Michigan voters who oppose re-criminalizing abortion and among the 58% think that abortion should be legal under most circumstances.

    Six in 10 Michiganders Oppose Re-Criminalizing Abortion. Here’s What One of Them Has to Say.
  • Two Conservative-Backed Initiative Campaigns Submit Signatures. What Happens Now?

    August 12, 2022

    Secure MI Vote and Let MI Kids Learn want to squeeze their initiatives through to the Legislature by the end of the year, but that seems unlikely. 

    Two Conservative-Backed Initiative Campaigns Submit Signatures. What Happens Now?
  • Michigan Adds 27,000 Jobs; Unemployment Claims Down 40% 

    February 4, 2022

    The US economy added 467,000 jobs in January, following 1.1 million added in November and December. More than six in 10 Michiganders believe the state’s job market is strong.

    Michigan Adds 27,000 Jobs; Unemployment Claims Down 40% 
  • Michigan Rolls Out New Grant Program to Help Small Businesses Recoup Losses

    February 23, 2022

    Hundreds of millions of dollars are available for Michigan businesses that lost revenue because of the pandemic.

    Michigan Rolls Out New Grant Program to Help Small Businesses Recoup Losses
  • Cleaner Water, Better Fishing, Bigger Business: What New Funding Means for Michigan Great Lakes

    February 23, 2022

    From water skiing to fishing, water activities drive Michigan’s economy. A new investment in Michigan’s Great Lakes basin will pay dividends. 

    Cleaner Water, Better Fishing, Bigger Business: What New Funding Means for Michigan Great Lakes
  • Explainer: What is the Chips Act? What Will it do for Michigan?

    August 2, 2022

    Michigan’s automotive industry may get a big boost after the US House voted on Thursday to pass the Chips and Science Act.

    Explainer: What is the Chips Act? What Will it do for Michigan?
  • ‘These Policies Do Attack Michigan Families’: Inside Betsy DeVos and the Michigan GOP’s War on Public Schools

    February 23, 2022

    A coalition of right-wing politicians, donors, and activists are exploiting real issues surrounding students’ mental health, an exodus of teachers from the workforce, and educational inequities to take a wrecking ball to Michigan’s public schools.

    ‘These Policies Do Attack Michigan Families’: Inside Betsy DeVos and the Michigan GOP’s War on Public Schools
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