Medicaid Sees 46,100 Applicants After Expansion
The state says about 46,100 people have applied for Michigan's expanded Medicaid plan since it launched last week.
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The state says about 46,100 people have applied for Michigan's expanded Medicaid plan since it launched last week.
The Michigan Farm Bureau says the late thaw is finally allowing fruit farmers to assess damage from the cold and heavy snow.
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