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UAW to protest at Snyder's State of State speech
Right-to-work protest
January 14, 2013 | WGVU
The Republican governor's speech is scheduled for Wednesday evening in the state Capitol. The UAW and other unions are planning to be outside to protest GOP policies they say are hurting the middle class. They're especially upset about a new law ending requirements that workers pay union dues or fees as a condition of employment. The UAW wants members to bring families, friends, co-workers and children to the demonstration.
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Mandela's admirers say last goodbyes, but not all know of his legacy
Beaufort West, South Africa December 13, 2013 | WGVU
As the world pays its final respects to Nelson Mandela, WGVU's Caroline MacGregor has been touring South Africa. She files this retrospective.
50 new jobs coming to Vergennes Township
December 13, 2013 | WGVU
A Vergennes Township manufacturer is investing more than a $1 million in renovations and adding dozens of new jobs.
Chef shares secrets of successful holiday party
Grand Rapids MI December 13, 2013 | WGVU
Right up there along with trimming the tree and wrapping the gifts is the task of hosting or attending Christmas parties. And with so little time, planning food can give us a big headache. As we hear from WGVU's David Moore, a little simplicity can go a long way.
Former U.S. Senator on a mission to bridge partisan divide
December 13, 2013 | WGVU
Olympia Snowe served more than two decades in the U.S. Senate and Congress. Now as partisan politics grinds policymaking to a halt, this Republican from Maine is working toward finding solutions to get government working again for the people. She visited Grand Valley State University's Hauenstein Center for Presidential Studies.
Up to 6 inches of snow forecast for southern Michigan
Undated December 13, 2013 | AP
Forecasters say 3 to 6 inches of snow is expected by the end of Saturday across much of Michigan's southern Lower Peninsula.
MSU to honor U-M leader
East Lansing MI December 13, 2013 | AP
Michigan State University plans to give an honorary degree to the president of its in-state rival.
Bills requiring EpiPens in schools goes to Snyder
Lansing MI December 13, 2013 | AP
Bills requiring every public school in Michigan to have special injectors to treat allergic reactions are going to Gov. Rick Snyder's desk.
Michigan House approves medical marijuana bills
Lansing MI December 13, 2013 | AP
Michigan lawmakers have voted to let local governments allow or prohibit medical marijuana dispensaries in their communities.
Snyder: Would veto abortion bill again
December 13, 2013 | MPRN
Governor Rick Snyder says he's still opposed to requiring people to buy separate insurance to cover abortions. We have more from Rick Pluta.
State Legislature starts clock on abortion, Medicaid, and other bills taking effect
December 13, 2013 | MPRN
Some of the most high-profile laws passed by this year by state lawmakers will take effect in 90 days. The Legislature officially ended its 2013 session today (Fri.). We have more from Jake Neher.
Mandela's admirers say last goodbyes
Beaufort West, South Africa December 12, 2013 | WGVU
World leaders and the common man alike have been paying final respects to Nelson Mandela, whose body has been lying in state in Pretoria. It's the same location as where he took the oath of office as South Africas' first ever black president 19 years ago. WGVU's Caroline MacGregor is in South Africa where she reports on how Mandela first campaigned for the job, putting his very life at risk.
Kent County Commissioner turns in resignation letter
December 12, 2013 | WGVU
A Kent County Commissioner charged with first-degree criminal sexual conduct will resign his post effective January 1st.
West Michigan 2014 economic forecast positive
December 12, 2013 | WGVU
The Right Place hosted the 17th Annual West Michigan Economic Outlook for 2014. The W.E. Upjohn Institute is forecasting robust economic growth.
More severe cold, snow on tap for Michigan
Grand Rapids MI December 12, 2013 | AP
Snow is expected to hit parts of Michigan, but cold is a definite for the entire Great Lakes State.
Ex-special ed teacher pleads in Michigan sex case
Allegan MI December 12, 2013 | AP
A former teacher has pleaded no contest in a sex case involving a special education student at a southwestern Michigan high school.
Selfie' is on the record at state Supreme Court
Lansing MI December 12, 2013 | AP
The word "selfie" is spoken even at the Michigan Supreme Court.
Final day of voting to be busy in Michigan Capitol
Lansing MI December 12, 2013 | AP
Michigan lawmakers are preparing to pass a flurry of bills on the last day of voting in 2013.
Grand Traverse County sherrif lobby no place for homeless
Traverse City MI December 12, 2013 | AP
The Grand Traverse County sheriff stands by a September decision to lock the department's lobby doors at night, closing it to homeless people as cold temperatures hit.
Michigan hunter details his Alaska survival tale
Grand Ledge December 12, 2013 | AP
A Michigan hunter is detailing how he survived for a week in the Alaskan wilderness.
Campaign bills win final OK from Michigan Legislature
December 12, 2013 | AP
Michigan lawmakers have finished approving bills to double the maximum contributions to political candidates and block a plan to require disclosure of donors to certain kinds of election ads.
"Pro-choice" groups gear up to challenge new abortion law
December 12, 2013 | MPRN
The Legislature's votes to enact a law to require people to buy separate insurance policies to cover abortions may not be the final word on the issue. As Rick Pluta reports, an effort is organizing to challenge the law.
Officials ask homeless to leave camp near freeway
Battle Creek MI December 11, 2013 | WGVU
Police in Battle Creek are warning eight homeless people camping near an interstate interchange that they must leave by Saturday.
The cost of Grand Rapids' bikeway and its return on investment
December 11, 2013 | WGVU
The City of Grand Rapids is expanding its urban bike route with a grant from the Michigan Department of Transportation that will serve as a connector to a number of West Michigan bike trails.
Electrode brain implants give new option to epilepsy patients
Grand Rapids MI December 11, 2013 | WGVU
Spectrum Health will be the first health system in West Michigan and among the first in the nation to offer epilepsy treatment with a newly approved electronic implant. WGVU's David Moore reports
Grand Rapids' Madison Square continues rennaissance
December 11, 2013 | WGVU
Phase two of Grand Rapids' $13 million Southtown Square development is moving forward.
Heeren Brothers $22 million expansion
December 11, 2013 | WGVU
Michigan's largest family owned wholesaler and distributor of fresh fruits and vegetables cut the ribbon on its new, multimillion dollar Alpine Township facility.
Bills blocking welfare recipients from ATMs OK'd
Lansing MI December 11, 2013 | AP
Michigan lawmakers have finished approving bills to block welfare recipients from withdrawing their taxpayer-provided cash from ATMs in liquor stores, horse tracks and strip clubs.
GM wins ruling over $450M retiree health dispute
Detroit MI December 11, 2013 | AP
A judge says General Motors has no legal obligation to make a $450 million payment for medical benefits for certain blue-collar retirees.
Michigan public universities tout economic impact
Lansing MI December 11, 2013 | AP
Michigan's 15 public universities say that they contribute 120,000 jobs and account for $24 billion in economic activity.
Lawmakers OK bill against indefinite detention
December 11, 2013 | AP
Michigan lawmakers have given final approval to legislation that would prohibit state and local law enforcement officials from helping the federal government indefinitely detain American citizens without charges.
Future of 'buff judge' hits Mich. Supreme Court
December 11, 2013 | AP
The Michigan Supreme Court has heard vigorous arguments over what to do with a Wayne County judge who had an affair with a woman who had a case in his court.
Mental health court bills nearing Snyder's desk
December 11, 2013 | AP
Legislation to create special courts under Michigan law that serve people with mental illnesses is nearing Gov. Rick Snyder's desk.
Michigan court examines one of Granholm's last acts
December 11, 2013 | AP
A state attorney has urged the Michigan Supreme Court to let stand an unprecedented decision by Gov. Jennifer Granholm, who made a prisoner eligible for possible release but then changed her mind in her final days in office.
Senate votes to ensure jury trials in state suits
December 11, 2013 | AP
The Michigan Senate has voted unanimously to ensure people who file certain types of lawsuits against the state have a right to a jury trial.
Michigan lawmakers vote to make Capitol historic site
December 11, 2013 | AP
Michigan lawmakers have given final approval to bills overhauling the Capitol building's oversight but continue working on how to ensure lasting maintenance money for the building.
Senators want check of oil pipeline beneath lakes
December 11, 2013 | AP
Three U.S. senators have asked a federal agency to check on the safety of an oil pipeline that runs beneath Great Lakes waters.
Man on trial in girlfriend's killing pleads guilty
December 11, 2013 | AP
A man who authorities say strangled his girlfriend to keep the mother of five from implicating him in a stabbing has pleaded guilty in the middle of his murder trial.
State Capitol quiet on right-to-work anniversary
December 11, 2013 | MPRN
The state Capitol was quiet today on the anniversary of the passage of a historic right-to-work bill. Last year at this time, the halls and lawn were packed with thousands of protesters. We have more from Radio's Rick Pluta.
Mandela's admirers mourn, sing, dance and celebrate former leader
Grand Rapids MI December 10, 2013 | WGVU
Tributes for the late South African president Nelson Mandela continue to pour in from around the world. WGVU's David Moore had the chance to talk with a regular visitor to the country.
Government sells remaining stake in GM
Detroit MI December 10, 2013 | AP
The U.S. government no longer owns part of General Motors.
2nd vigil to mark anniversary of EMU student death
Monroe MI December 10, 2013 | AP
A second candlelight vigil is planned for a 23-year-old Eastern Michigan University student whose bathtub drowning last December was ruled a homicide.
Man caught in school bus to get mental health care
Grand Rapids MI December 10, 2013 | AP
An aspiring Grand Rapids-area rapper who authorities say stole a school bus last year and drove to Detroit with hopes of doing some recording is expected to get mental health care.
St. Nicks learn tricks of trade at Santa School
Midland MI December 10, 2013 | AP
Santa Claus came to town-dozens of times over, as it turns out.
Group gives $189,000 toward leafier Grand Rapids
Grand Rapids MI December 10, 2013 | AP
A Grand Rapids parks group has received an $189,000 grant to help make the western Michigan city a leafier place.
Can kin trump foster parents? Michigan court has case
December 10, 2013 | AP
The Michigan Supreme Court has heard arguments in the case of a Florida woman who wants to be the guardian of four children in Michigan.
Michigan to move more bad schools to state district
December 10, 2013 | AP
Michigan Superintendent Mike Flanagan says he'll move more failing schools into a statewide district, and more should be transferred there than he previously indicated.
Icy surface blamed for 30-vehicle freeway pileup
December 10, 2013 | AP
A snowstorm pushing across Michigan's Lower Peninsula is being blamed for a 30-vehicle pileup that is forcing the closing of U.S. 131 north of Grand Rapids.
Medical marijuana activists cheer as dispensaries, "medibles" bills clear House panel
December 10, 2013 | MPRN
Legislation that would give medical marijuana patients more ways to obtain and use cannabis is one step closer to becoming law. A state House panel unanimously approved the bills today. We have more from Jake Neher.
Protecting Michigan wolf hunt a science debate
December 9, 2013 | WGVU
After a 40 year hiatus, hunters have returned to the Upper Peninsula forests to hunt wolves. The state legislature's approval has led to anti-wolf hunt groups seeking a referendum on next November's ballot. A pro-hunting group began petitioning this weekend to protect the hunt. The argument from both sides; let the science behind the issue determine the outcome.
Rep. Lamonte proposes "The Jessica Heeringa Act"
December 9, 2013 | WGVU
Can an extra set of eyes prevent crime or abductions at gas stations or convenience stores? State Representative Collene Lamonte, a democrat from Montague, thinks it would help. She crafted legislation called "The Jessica Heeringa Act."
Law enforcement asks Legislature to go slow on landline overhaul
December 9, 2013 | WGVU
Law enforcement groups are asking the Legislature to slow down approval of a bill that would make it easier for phone companies to end traditional landline service, and switch customers to internet phones. Rick Pluta reports.
Michigan bill designed to protect late-night clerks
Norton Shores MI December 9, 2013 | AP
Legislation is being announced that would require Michigan gas stations open after 11 p.m. to have two employees working or to install security cameras.
2 vigils to mark anniversary of EMU student death
Ypsilanti MI December 9, 2013 | AP
Candlelight vigils are planned for a 23-year-old Eastern Michigan University student whose bathtub drowning last December was ruled a homicide
Scientists test ideas in bird botulism outbreaks
Traverse City MI December 9, 2013 | AP
Scientists are stepping up efforts to learn where and how many Great Lakes water birds are getting fatal food poisoning.
Audit: One-stop state licensing system little used
Lansing MI December 9, 2013 | AP
Michigan's auditor general says state departments mostly aren't using a one-stop online permitting system designed to help people who want to start, operate or expand a business.
Philanthropist makes $1M donation to GVSU center
December 9, 2013 | AP
Philanthropist Ralph W. Hauenstein is donating $1 million to Grand Valley State University's Hauenstein Center for Presidential Studies.
Anti-abortion measure could come for votes in the state Legislature this week
Lansing MI December 9, 2013 | MPRN
The state Legislature could take up a measure this week that would ban abortion coverage in standard health insurance plans. As Jake Neher reports, Republican leaders in the House and Senate say they expect to act soon.
High-profile medical marijuana bills could clear state House panel Tuesday
December 9, 2013 | MPRN
Medical marijuana advocates say support has grown significantly in the state Legislature for a pair of high-profile bills. As Jake Neher reports, a state House panel could approve the legislation as soon as tomorrow.
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