Wayne County Approves New Criminal Justice Center Deal
Wayne County officials have approved a deal for a new criminal justice center just north of downtown Detroit.
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Wayne County officials have approved a deal for a new criminal justice center just north of downtown Detroit.
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The Republican-led Michigan Legislature on Thursday gave final approval to a bill requiring able-bodied adults in the state's Medicaid expansion program to meet work or job-related requirements.
It was talk of roads, politics and education that dominated the Detroit Regional Chamber's Annual Policy Conference as leaders there sat with Carol Cain, Senior Producer, Host of CBS 62's "Michigan Matters" and shared insights into the road ahead for the region.
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Prosecutors want jurors to hear about a state trooper's use of force when he faces trial in the Taser-related death of a Detroit teen.
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he Republican-controlled Michigan Legislature on Wednesday rescinded the state's decades-old law that guarantees higher wages for construction workers on government projects, quickly enacting the repeal initiative rather than letting it go to a public vote.
More than 500,000 able-bodied, non-elderly adults in Michigan's Medicaid expansion program would have to work or meet related requirements to keep qualifying for government health insurance under a revised bill that cleared a major legislative hurdle on Wednesday and is expected to become law.
