Month in Review: Auto no-fault reform, Proposal 1, gay marriage

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Published April 30, 2015 at 11:48 AM EDT

Auto-no fault insurance reform, a U.S. Supreme Court hearing for Michigan’s same sex marriage ban and critical budget discussions were among the top political news stories in our state in April.For our Month in Review for April, Current State speaks with Rick Pluta, Capital Bureau Chief for the Michigan Public Radio Network, and Kyle Melinn, MIRS co-owner and news editor.

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