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An Ingham County high school is among three dozen in Michigan participating in a peer-led teen safe driving program. The Wilson Talent Center in Mason will take part in the “Strive for a Safer Drive” program.
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More details are expected Monday from Governor Gretchen Whitmer and the Legislature’s Democratic leaders on a package to help taxpayers deal with the rising cost of living.
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The East Lansing City Council is set to discuss plans to renovate Valley Court Park at a future meeting after residents and officials have expressed concerns with the design.
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The Michigan Department of Natural Resources has launched a new online map to see where the state’s biggest fish are caught.
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En el episodio del 3 de febrero del 2023 de ¿Qué Onda Michigan? te explicamos como la legislatura de Michigan ha logrado mantener bajo los salarios minimos en el estado.
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St. Johns Public Schools' superintendent has announced he will retire at the end of June after two decades in the district.
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Democratic state Senator Sarah Anthony plans to reintroduce legislation that would protect Black Michiganders from hair-based discrimination.
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Job seekers with past criminal convictions may be able to have their records cleared at a job fair in Lansing on Monday.
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The Capital Area Transportation Authority is rolling out a new approach to hearing feedback from riders. CATA staff are hopping on bus routes to ask how service could be improved.
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The Ingham County Health Department is welcoming a new medical health officer in a couple of weeks. That’s as current health officer Linda Vail prepares for retirement after nearly a decade in the role.
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A Michigan Senate bill would allow lawmakers and credentialed media to access some confidential children’s protective services (CPS) case files.
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A first hearing on an LGBTQ-rights bill was held Thursday before a state Senate committee in anticipation of expanding Michigan’s civil rights law for the first time in decades.