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Will Lawrence wins Democratic primary for Michigan’s 7th Congressional District, AP projects (opens the original)
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See full, up-to-date election results here as they roll in. LANSING, Mich. (News 10) — Will Lawrence has won the Democratic nomination for Michigan’s 7th Congressional District, according to the Associated Press. The AP called the race shortly before 11:30 p.m., with about 43% of the vote, leading Bridget Brink and Matt Maasdam. Lawrence will face incumbent Republican Rep. Tom Barrett in the November election. “Tonight the people of Michigan’s 7th district sent a clear message: they are tired of
Solar farm developer withdraws application in Bingham Township, vows to resubmit (opens the original)
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BINGHAM TWP, Mich. (News 10) - The development company behind a proposed solar farm in Bingham Township has withdrawn its application for the project, but says it intends to resubmit. The proposal, which has drawn concerns from residents since conversations began in 2019, includes plans to build on 1,600 acres of land in the township. In a statement, developer RWE described the withdrawal as “a procedural step” following a Court of Appeals ruling that changed the local outreach requirements for
Michigan’s $35M childcare investment targets staffing shortage behind long waitlists (opens the original)
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LANSING, Mich. (News 10) - For parents trying to secure a daycare spot, the wait can stretch more than a year — and industry leaders say the shortage of staff, not space, is to blame. “Finding childcare is I think the biggest struggle right now that I’m currently facing,” said Rachel Guttridge, a parent who knows the struggle. “Most daycares have at least a year, year-and-a-half waitlist for you to even be considered, so we had to actually look for daycare before our child was even born.” At Lit
Michigan state budget targets return-to-office for state workers (opens the original)
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LANSING, Mich. (News 10) - Michigan state lawmakers are pushing to bring state workers back to the office as part of the new state budget, ending years of widespread remote work that took hold during the COVID-19 pandemic. House Speaker Matt Hall said occupancy in state office buildings has dropped significantly since the shift to remote work. “It’s probably less than 25% of the workers are coming into work, so these buildings are empty,” Hall said. The new budget language sets a goal of bringin
Michigan’s $75.2B state budget: schools, roads, retirement tax and more (opens the original)
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LANSING, Mich. (News 10) - Michigan has a new state budget totaling $75.2 billion, covering areas ranging from school funding and road repairs to retirement taxes and Medicaid eligibility. The budget allocates a payment of $10,300 per pupil for schools across the state. The budget removes the state retirement tax, a change the governor’s office said is expected to save seniors approximately $1,000 per year. Speaker of the House Matt Hall addressed changes to Medicaid and food stamp eligibility r
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