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Mid-Michigan woman launches social media page for survivors after registry purge (opens the original)
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Nearly a month after Michigan removed more than 20,000 names from its sex offenders registry, a Mid-Michigan woman has launched a social media page aimed at giving survivors a place to share their experiences and find support. Krystle Steele created the “Unsilenced Michigan” Facebook page after the state’s registry changes left her and other survivors shaken. “Giving people a place to tell their stories, whether they're looking for support, whether they just need an outlet, whatever that may loo
"We were scared like mad," shooting in Flint leaves neighborhood on edge, after two shot (opens the original)
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FLINT, Mich. - Two people were shot inside a home on Flint’s west side Monday night, leaving a woman and a teenager recovering as police continue to search for a suspect. Flint police said the shooting happened at 9:47 p.m. on Fulsom Street. The woman and teen were found inside the home with gunshot wounds and were listed in good condition. At the scene, a window was busted and there were bullet holes on the side of the house. Neighbors said they heard the gunfire and initially thought it was fi
Report: Michigan needs $85 billion over 20 years to fix underground water pipes (opens the original)
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Michigan’s aging water infrastructure is deteriorating underground, and a new report from the Great Lakes Water Authority warns the price tag to fix it will be massive: $85 billion over the next 20 years. The 60-page report calls the situation a crisis and says Michigan faces a major funding gap for water infrastructure upgrades. GLWA leadership said the state reached this point because of aging infrastructure and a system that is breaking down. GLWA said a key challenge is that much of the syst
Oct. 8 deadline nears for Flint water settlement signatures from former minors (opens the original)
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FLINT, Mich. - With an Oct. 8 deadline approaching, more than 2,500 people could miss out on money from the Flint water crisis settlement if they do not submit required paperwork, according to the court. The court says it is missing necessary signatures from more than 2,500 people. The signatures are needed from adults who were minors when their paperwork was submitted. For some, communication went out more than a year ago, while others received notices more recently. The courts approved an orde
Union pickets outside St. Louis Correctional Facility over staffing, safety concerns (opens the original)
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ST. LOUIS, Mich. - Picket signs calling attention to “unsafe staffing levels” and demanding leadership changes lined the streets outside the St. Louis Correctional Facility in Gratiot County on M-46 as correction officers and union members protested what they described as worsening conditions inside Michigan’s state prisons. The Michigan Corrections Organization, the union representing corrections officers in state prisons, organized the picket after members said they have grown frustrated with
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