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In a dramatic turnabout, it appears Michigan is about to repeal its right-to-work law. The Legislature’s approval of that this week is a big win for unions in a state that’s considered a cradle of the labor movement.
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Associated Press
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The bills were approved over the objections of Republicans who argued repealing right-to-work would make Michigan less friendly to businesses -
Equitable economic outcomes for all, policing reform and affordable housing crisis key components in speech Tuesday evening.
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Schools would no longer receive letter grades as part of their annual evaluations. That's under legislation passed today in the Michigan House
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Board of Education says it backs and supports Dr. Dan Behm
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An exhibition of dozens of Van Gogh’s works from around the world ended in January. But the museum has been under orders to hold the painting while the court determined who would next get it
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