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Police Body Cam Storage Costs Pondered

More and more police in the state are buying and using body cameras, and it has raised the question of how all the video will be stored. State and local police are telling lawmakers in Lansing that the cost of secured storage of the video will not be cheap. State …

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Flint Water Crisis Focus of Democratic Debate

The Flint water crisis, the auto bailout and the recent shooting spree in Kalamazoo were all topics in Sunday night’s Democratic Presidential Debate in Flint. Both candidates were asked what they would do to rebuild trust with Flint residents who feel they’ve been lied to about the quality of their …

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Schuette Releases Annual List Of Top Consumer Complaints

Attorney General Bill Schuette has released his annual list of top consumer complaints. Number one on the list are financial related services, which was also the top complaint category last year. The second most complaints have to do with cable TV, followed by retail services, automobile services and internet services. …

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Bill To Reduce Penalty For Underage Drinking Passes Senate

A bill to lessen the penalty for underage drinking cleared the state Senate Thursday. It’s currently a misdemeanor for those charged with minor in possession, but the legislation would change it to a civil infraction, punishable by a $100 fine. Subsequent offenses would remain a misdemeanor. Senator Rick Jones, R-Grand …

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Snyder Says He Won't Resign

Michigan Governor Rick Snyder will not resign. Despite a call for his resignation from Michigan House Minority Leader Tim Greimel Wednesday, the governor says he’s fully committed to remaining in office and fixing the problems with the water in Flint. Greimel wants Snyder to resign over “actions and inactions” related …

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