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Whitmer signs executive order on climate change, aims for carbon-neutral state by 2050
by Detroit Free Press (GANNETT Syndication Service)
Whitmer's order calls for creating a Council on Climate Solutions to help devise strategies to reduce carbon emissions.
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Michigan limits spending cuts to $250M under revamped budget plan for 2021
by Detroit Free Press (GANNETT Syndication Service)
State officials had initially feared they could be facing spending reductions in the low billions, due to pandemic-related cuts to revenues.
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Suspect in fatal Macomb hit-and-run turns himself in after MSP locates vehicle
by Detroit Free Press (GANNETT Syndication Service)
The victim was a 26-year-old Chesterfield Township man, according to MSP. Macomb County Executive Mark Hackel identified him as Zach Morisette.
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Many suburban women in Michigan have message for Trump: We want security, not chaos
by Detroit Free Press (GANNETT Syndication Service)
Michigan's suburbs may be a key voice in deciding the next president. For many suburban women, President Trump is not the answer.
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Pre-production 2021 Broncos roll off assembly line, first Broncos since 1996
by Detroit Free Press (GANNETT Syndication Service)
Ford rolled its first pre-production 2021 Bronco off the assembly line. Two buyers say they're counting the days until it lands in dealerships.
National Headlines
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Breonna Taylor case outcome suggests officers are above the law, says legal expert
The killing of Breonna Taylor at the hands of Louisville police galvanized a national protest movement. On Wednesday, one of the officers was indicted on criminal charges in the case -- but they weren't for Taylor's death. Many in Louisville and across the country are angry and frustrated with this outcome. Amna Nawaz reports and talks to author and professor Paul Butler of Georgetown Law School.
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5 of Ruth Bader Ginsburg's most powerful Supreme Court opinions
Although there were many facets to Ruth Bader Ginsburg's evolution as a cultural icon, the strength of her legacy as a U.S. Supreme Court justice rests in the power of her words in her written opinions.
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News Wrap: Fauci rejects Rand Paul's claims on herd immunity
In our news wrap Wednesday, Dr. Anthony Fauci expressed cautious optimism during a Senate hearing about the outlook for a reliable coronavirus vaccine. But when Republican Sen. Rand Paul argued that herd immunity is working, Fauci shot back, "if you believe that...you are alone." Also, in Belarus, President Alexander Lukashenko was sworn in for his sixth term after weeks of protest.