Chrystal Blair/ Michigan News Connection
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In response to an alarmingly high number of suicides among construction workers, Michigan's construction leaders have taken measures to tackle mental health and provide support for the workforce
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Environmental groups and tribal leaders want the state to reverse Enbridge's permit, citing concerns about a potential catastrophic oil spill
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In a significant turnaround, the Wisconsin Supreme Court has reversed its stance on ballot dropboxes - making them legal again in a 4-3 ruling
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A groundbreaking report from a team of Wayne State University researchers revealed fathers pass down more than genetics to their children. They are also potentially sharing the impact of toxins.
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June was Alzheimer's and Brain Awareness Month, but the Michigan Alzheimer's Association says these should be year-round priorities.More than 200,000 Michiganders over age 65 are living with Alzheimer's - although only about half receive a doctor's diagnosis. This can delay necessary care and future planning.
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Animal lovers and activists in Michigan are celebrating proposed legislation to protect animals and save taxpayers money
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A federal Appellate Court has ruled that Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel's 2019 lawsuit against Canadian oil company Enbridge belongs back in state court.
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For those making $25,000 a year or less, there's a shortage of nearly 125,000 affordable housing units. This shortage forces low-income renters into more expensive properties, creating financial hardship
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Nationally, Medicare loses about $60 billion a year to a combination of fraud, errors and abuse
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Political experts have deemed Michigan a swing state, not knowing which way it's going to vote in this year's presidential election