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At least 4 killed in Oklahoma tornado outbreak; 10 shot outside Florida bar; AZ receives millions of dollars for solar investments; Maine prepares young people for climate change-related jobs, activism; Feds: Grocery chain profits soared during and after a pandemic.

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Ukraine receives much-needed U.S. aid, though it's just getting started. Protesting college students are up in arms about pro-Israel stances. And, end-of-life care advocates stand up for minors' gender-affirming care in Montana.

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More rural working-age people are dying young compared to their urban counterparts, the internet was a lifesaver for rural students during the pandemic but the connection has been broken for many, and conservationists believe a new rule governing public lands will protect them for future generations.

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AARP MI: Very Expensive Doughnut Hole

LANSING, Mich - By the end of this summer, more than one million older Americans will have fallen into the "doughnut hole" — a coverage gap in …

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State Lawmakers: Prevention is the Best Medicine

Lansing, MI - Prevention first is the message today in Lansing, where members of the state House and Senate will be introducing a 15-bill package to …

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Refresher Course Keeps Older Drivers Safe On MI Roads

Lansing, MI - By 2030, one in five motorists will be a senior citizen. That means more than 30 million older drivers on our roads, according to the U.…

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Summit Seeks Combined Effort for Restoration of Waterways

New Orleans, LA - Conservation leaders from across the country are in New Orleans to push for the restoration of iconic U.S. waters, including the …

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Group: Michigan Foster Care Reforms Keep Families Together

Detroit, Mich. - Caring aunts, uncles and grandparents will soon find it easier to become foster parents in Michigan. State officials are now giving …

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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

Detroit, MI - Most seniors citizens hope for a retirement of relaxation and unwinding, but during the recession, that dream has become further out of …

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MAJ: Obama Choice for Supreme Court Solid

Lansing, MI - President Barack Obama's choice of Sonia Sotomayor for the open U.S. Supreme Court seat is getting praise from many, including the …

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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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