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Illustration of an EBT card with added security features
Michigan Breaking News

Michigan Proposes New Measures to Combat EBT Fraud

News Summary Michigan lawmakers have proposed a new bill to combat fraud in the state’s food assistance program by requiring EBT cards to feature the cardholder’s photo and signature. The initiative, led by Rep. Jason Woolford, aims to curb increasing fraudulent activities linked to organized crime. Implementation costs are estimated

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People receiving food at a busy food bank in Michigan.
Michigan Breaking News

Governor Whitmer Warns of SNAP Funding Cuts in Michigan

News Summary Governor Gretchen Whitmer expresses concern over significant cuts to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) in Michigan, potentially resulting in a $900 million loss in federal funding. The proposed federal budget seeks to slash nearly $300 billion from SNAP nationwide, affecting millions of families and increasing the risk

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Billboard warning about toll road scams on a highway
Michigan Breaking News

Michigan Attorney General Warns of Rising Toll Road Scams

News Summary In Michigan, the Attorney General’s Office has identified a significant increase in toll road scam messages. Approximately 1 in 7 calls to the office is related to these scams, which involve fraudsters masquerading as tolling agencies. Victims are misled into believing they owe unpaid tolls, facing threats of

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Political fundraiser gathering with supporters in Michigan
Michigan Breaking News

Transportation Secretary Hosts Fundraiser Amid Controversy

News Summary Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy will host a fundraiser for Republican Senate challenger Bill Huizenga in Michigan, raising concerns among allies of Donald Trump. Duffy’s actions may violate protocol, leading to worries about the upcoming Senate race and potential fractures within the Republican Party. As Huizenga pursues a Senate

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Herd of bison blocking U.S. 31 traffic near McRae Hill Road
Michigan Breaking News

Bison Causes Traffic Jam on U.S. 31 in Michigan

News Summary A herd of bison escaped from Oleson’s Buffalo Farm, causing a significant traffic jam on U.S. 31 in Garfield Township. Emergency services managed the situation, ensuring no accidents occurred. The incident raised public awareness about wildlife safety on roadways and the importance of animal identification. As social media

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Construction on Delton road with detour signs
Michigan Business News

Delton Road Closure Raises Concerns Among Residents

News Summary A planned road closure along M-43 in Delton for a culvert replacement project from June 6 to July 27 has caused concern among local residents and business owners. The timing of the closure during the peak summer season has raised economic worries, as businesses fear a drop in

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Traffic during Memorial Day weekend on a Michigan highway
Michigan Breaking News

Michigan Suspends Road Construction for Memorial Day Weekend

News Summary To ease traffic congestion during the Memorial Day weekend, Michigan officials announced the suspension of about 58% of ongoing road construction projects. The Michigan Department of Transportation confirmed that lane restrictions on 93 out of the 158 active projects will be lifted starting at 3 p.m. on Friday

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Scene of tornado damage in Michigan with uprooted trees and damaged buildings.
Michigan Breaking News

Tornadoes Cause Extensive Damage in Michigan

News Summary Multiple tornadoes struck Michigan overnight, affecting areas like St. Charles and Gregory. The National Weather Service confirmed at least three tornadoes, with significant damage reported, including uprooted trees and structural harm to properties. Severe storm warnings were issued ahead of the storms, leading to widespread destruction and power

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Dramatic thunderstorms impacting Michigan with lightning
Michigan Breaking News

Severe Thunderstorms Cause Widespread Power Outages in Michigan

News Summary Severe thunderstorms hit Michigan on May 15, leaving over 260,000 residents without power. Restoration efforts are underway, with some areas projected to remain without power until May 21. The storms brought winds exceeding 70 mph and confirmed tornadoes, impacting communities including Kalamazoo and Battle Creek. Utility companies are

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Community efforts in Michigan to reduce overdose deaths through naloxone distribution.
Michigan Breaking News

Michigan Sees 36% Drop in Overdose Deaths in 2024

News Summary In 2024, Michigan experienced a significant 36% reduction in overdose deaths, bringing the total to 1,916, the lowest in nearly a decade. This decline reflects a national trend, with the U.S. overall seeing a 27% decrease in overdose fatalities. Key factors contributing to this positive change include improved

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