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Alabama faces battle at the ballot box; groups look to federal laws for protection; Israeli Cabinet votes to shut down Al Jazeera in the country; Florida among top states for children losing health coverage post-COVID; despite the increase, SD teacher salary one of the lowest in the country.

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Civil rights groups criticize police actions against student protesters, Republicans accuse Democrats of "buying votes" through student debt relief, and anti-abortion groups plan legal challenges to a Florida ballot referendum.

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Bidding begins soon for Wyoming's elk antlers, Southeastern states gained population in the past year, small rural energy projects are losing out to bigger proposals, and a rural arts cooperative is filling the gap for schools in Pennsylvania and West Virginia.

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State Lawmakers: Prevention is the Best Medicine

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Refresher Course Keeps Older Drivers Safe On MI Roads

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Summit Seeks Combined Effort for Restoration of Waterways

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Group: Michigan Foster Care Reforms Keep Families Together

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GM's Bankruptcy Could Mean a Greener Future

Ann Arbor, MI - With General Motors filing for bankruptcy and the future of the automaker dependent on its success in becoming a new GM, some say the …

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Affordable Housing Eases MI Seniors Into Retirement

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MAJ: Obama Choice for Supreme Court Solid

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Environmentalists Want Great Lakes Money To Flow Through Congress

Ann Arbor, MI - President Obama's plan to infuse $475 million into a new Great Lakes restoration and economic recovery initiative has Michigan …

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MI Health Screenings Tour Is An Ounce Of Prevention

Lansing, MI - With Michigan's unemployment rate the highest in the nation, and hundreds of thousands out of work, most no longer have health care …

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