Latest batch of Flint water settlement letters issued, compensating residents exposed to lead-contaminated water. Approval and payments in progress.
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A company accused of defrauding veterans agreed to pay $2 million to settle a fraud lawsuit by Arizona AG Kris Mayes.
Republican Marty O’Donnell, running for Nevada's 3rd District, claims youth need spiritual guidance over job opportunities, sparking debate.
Former Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan drops out of Michigan's governor race. Tune in to NPR for more details.
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New York Rep. Mike Lawler allegedly misused taxpayer funds for partisan ads, potentially breaching House ethics rules by promoting GOP tax laws.
Michigan House passes bills to lower property taxes, aiming to shrink state budget. Democrats argue cuts will harm essential services.
Michigan advances legislation to create state Voting Rights Act in response to federal changes. Bipartisan support needed for reform to pass.
Michigan communities face tough choices as data center development increases. Meridian Township enacts temporary ban while Lowell Township rejects one.
The Maricopa County Board faced legal threats over drop boxes as a power struggle with Recorder Heap intensifies.










