Name: Another fall storm expected to batter Lake Michigan shoreline
Uploaded: 10/21/2019 12:40:29 AM
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Description: After strong winds and waves eroded the Lake Michigan shoreline on Wednesday, another storm is expected to hit.

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GRPS, Kent County to get more than $450K to increase recycling efforts

Michigan's current 15% recycling rate is the lowest in the Great Lakes states region and among the lowest in the nation.

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Battered Lake Michigan shoreline expected to be hit again

Strong winds and large waves are expected to wash away more property on the Lake Michigan shoreline.

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'We should bring people home' | Amash criticizes Trump for moving troops out of Syria

Congressman Justin Amash explained in an interview why he voted "present" on a House bill that condemned the White House for moving troops out of Syria.

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Michigan allows prison inmates to seek college financial aid

The Michigan Department of Treasury will administer the $64.3 million allotted to TIP from the 2020 budget.

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Detroit-area men who sent millions to Yemen spared prison

One by one, U.S. District Judge Avern Cohn declined to send them to prison, despite guidelines that call for a few years or more behind bars.

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Michigan elementary school drops ban on Halloween costumes

The school's Halloween parade was also canceled, but all of the Halloween festivities will now be permitted on Oct. 31 at the school in Charlotte.

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Gov. Whitmer orders flags lowered in honor of Gov. Milliken

Gov. William G. Milliken retired from politics after 14 years as Michigan's governor.

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NWS: Wednesday's storm swept away up to 20 feet of dunes in some lakeshore communities

Winds gusts reached 50 mph and waves grew to 10 feet tall.

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Michigan State University student dies in moped-truck crash

Alcohol isn't believed to be a factor in the crash, which remains under investigation.

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Michigan set to build a $40M visitor center at state Capitol

The initial cost estimate was $55 million, but $15 million of that didn't make it through this fall's budget season.

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Report: Diocese of Lansing mishandled 1990 sexual abuse case

The Michigan attorney general's office is still investigating sexual abuse of minors by Catholic clergy across the state.

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Michigan bill would expand hate crime laws to protect gender identity and sexual orientation

Michigan's ethnic intimidation law was enacted in 1988.

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