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A new report from a commission convened by the Michigan Supreme Court calls for better ways to help people manage their debt before their cases wind up in the legal system.

Forty-three percent of Michigan households struggle to afford necessities like housing, childcare, food, health care and transportation.That’s according…

Healthy Michigan means better credit for Michigan’s low-income residents. That’s according to a new study on the state’s Medicaid expansion released…

Michigan State ends college prep program for low-income, first-generation students in Lansing after near half-million dollar error.A technical error by…