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The Republican-controlled state House adopted a bill Tuesday to give the Legislature the final word on changes to the state’s formal guidance to schools on meeting education standards
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Harmon, one of the area’s top swimmers, made the hard decision to switch high schools. She found being brave comes with its own rewards.
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East Lansing City Council members could narrow a proposed ban on camping in public spaces after meeting with groups who say the proposal would target unhoused individuals.
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Zeke the Wonderdog makes regular appearances catching frisbees at Spartan games and special events at Michigan State University.
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The issue started in December when the Republican-led Michigan House Appropriations Committee, by itself, tried to cancel around $650 million in earmarked funds, claiming it was unspent money from a previous state budget and should be reallocated to the general fund.
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As Lansing lawmakers debate competing property tax relief plans, officials in Delta Township say the stakes are real. Eaton County leaders warn that cuts could slowly erode funding for police, roads and other essential services.
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March is National Reading Month, a tradition rooted in a nationwide push to encourage reading in schools and communities.
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This Oregonian-turned-Michigander explores an all-new Portland, which may be smaller in size but not in spirit.
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The Silver Branch Vegetation Management Project would cover about 200 square miles on the eastern side of the Ottawa National Forest.
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A group of Michigan elected officials and leaders heard from community members who say state and local government needs to protect immigrant rights and safety.
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