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Michigan Employees See Slight Increase In Pay

Michigan employees will continue to see raises of around 3% in 2017, a pattern that has existed for the last several years. A report from the American Society of Employers says that number remains consistent, despite economic growth and low unemployment. ASE Vice President Kevin Mars says the numbers are …

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Tips To OK2SAY.com Helping To Prevent Suicides

September is Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, which helps promote resources and awareness around the issues of suicide prevention. Andrea Bitely with the Michigan Attorney General’s office is encouraging young people to confidentially report any tips that could help someone in need to OK2SAY.com, and thousands have already been submitted. Bitely say …

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Bill Would Ban Hand-Held Devices While Driving

A new bill introduced by State Representative Martin Howerlak would ban drivers from the use of all cellphones and electronic devices that are not mounted in the car and voice-activated with a single touch. The bill carries a penalty of $250, which rises to $500 upon a second offense.

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Crackdown On Underage Drinking On College Campuses Begins

A new effort to crackdown on underage drinking on college campuses will kick off today. Secretary of State Ruth Johnson and a safety coalition, including Michigan State Police and the Liquor Control Commission, are announcing the “21 To Buy, Not Supply” campaign. The idea is to alert students of the consequences …

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Scammers Portraying Grandchildren In Trouble

Yet another phone scam… This telephone scam involves a caller portraying a grandchild in trouble and needing bond money. Authorities say people have been tricked into sending large amounts of money or gift cards to pay for the bogus bond. The callers target senior citizens and know how to upset …

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Hearing To Consider New MDEQ Appointment

The Michigan Senate will hold a hearing today on Governor Rick Snyder’s pick to lead the Department of Environmental Quality in the wake of Flint’s water crisis. A spokesperson for Senate Republicans says that the Senate Natural Resources Committee will meet to consider the appointment of Heidi Grether. The selection …

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