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Democrats Demand Snyder Pay His Own Legal Fees

The State Administrative Board will meet today to take up a request by the governor to use $1.2 million in taxpayer money to cover the cost of his legal fees relating to the Flint water crisis. Democrats, however, say the governor should pay those fees out of his own pocket. …

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Interview Workshop Prepares Students For The Real World

Just about everybody will have to be interviewed for a job someday. The Interviewing Workshop and Meet and Greet on the campus of Michigan Tech is geared toward teaching the skills needed when sitting down with a potential employer. Kathy Flagstadt with Michigan Rehabilitation Services said, “We’d like to give …

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Arraignment Expected For Sexual Assault Suspect

UPDATE:  The arraignment for the suspect in the alleged sexual assault case is currently being postponed pending further investigation.  A date for his first court appearance has not been set.  The identity of the susect is being held pending arraignment. —————————————————————- A suspect accused of sexual assault is expected to …

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Renewed Effort To Do Away With Daylight Savings Time

Another effort is underway to get rid of Daylight Saving Time in Michigan. House Republican Pete Lucido of Shelby Township and House Democrat Jeff Irwin of Ann Arbor have renewed their call to get rid of the twice-yearly time shift. They call it a failed experiment, because it promotes more …

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Attorney General Offering Tips to Keep Kids Safe Online

As part of National Consumer Week, the Michigan Attorney General’s office is offering tips to keep kids safe online. Office spokeswoman, Megan Hawthorne, says as technology becomes more present in our everyday lives, it’s important parents talk with their kids about some of the dangers of the internet. She says …

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Anti Ice Coating Developed at U of M

Researchers at the University of Michigan say they’ve come up with a new type of spray-on coating that repels ice coating. They say it shows great promise on airplanes, wind turbines and oil rigs, not to mention car windshields. It’s promoted as a new alternative to chemical melting agents or …

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Tax Break Holiday For Certain Items Proposed

Legislation introduced in the Michigan House aims to give parents, outdoor enthusiasts and those who like to buy things that are made in Michigan a break on paying state sales tax. State Representative Lee Chatfield, R-Levering, is sponsoring the bill, which would eliminate the sales tax for a few days …

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Snowmobilers Warned About Deteriorating Trail Conditions

The Michigan Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is warning snowmobilers to ride safely as trail conditions deteriorate across the state. Lieutenant Peter Wright of the DNR Law Enforcement Division in Marquette says the spring-like weather experienced across much the state, along with the associated decline in trail conditions, demands safety …

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No Fault Strategy Could Change

Another attempt may be made to change Michigan’s No-Fault insurance law. Currently unlimited medical coverage is required in car crash injuries. The insurance industry wants to offer policy holders a limited amount of coverage, in exchange for a lower premium. Insurers have not been successful in changing the law however. …

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