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Gov Snyder Taps U of M Attorney for Supreme Court Justice

An attorney for the University of Michigan has been appointed to fill a vacancy on the Michigan Supreme Court. Joan Larsen, who will officially be a justice Thursday, has never been a judge before. She fills Mary Beth Kelly’s seat on the high court after she announced her resignation in …

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Governor, 4 Tops Still Meeting on Road Funding

The governor and the four legislative leaders met again Wednesday to try and hash out a compromise to fund road repairs in Michigan. The meeting between Rick Snyder and the four tops was the second time they met this week. They all got together last week too and plan to …

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Some Online Retailers Begin Collecting State Sales Tax

Michigan’s Main Street Fairness Act takes effect Thursday meaning some big online retailers will have to begin collecting state sales tax. The act requires sales websites like Amazon, which have facilities in Michigan, to begin collecting the state’s 6% sales tax. Tom Scott of the Michigan Retailers Association, which supported the …

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Study Lays Out Options For New KBIC Trail

LANSING, Mich. – Connecting a nearly 12-mile stretch of land that runs beside the southern rim of the Keweenaw Bay holds unprecedented promise for two Upper Peninsula communities viewing the creation of the new path as a major boost to the region’s economic development and quality of life. Findings from …

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Sentence Handed Down In Drug Case

The court case against 73-year-old Warren Selden is now over. Selden was sentenced in the Baraga County Circuit Court on Tuesday. He is one of seventeen arrested after a drug bust in December. Selden was charged with delivery or manufacture of hydromorphone following an investigation by the Upper Peninsula Substance …

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House Committee Debates Bills to Regulate Breast Milk Banks

Legislation regulating breast milk banks in Michigan and prohibiting the sale of human breast milk online are aired in a House committee. Neither bill was voted on. The first bill sets standards and regulations that for-profit breast milk banks would have to follow. State Representative Lee Chatfield worries that will …

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