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The state has been allocated $23 million dollars from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law to build more electric vehicle charging stations in 41 communities.
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The restoration of the city's historic bridge is estimated to cost $2.3 million. State transportation officials say focus of the repairs will be increasing safety and extending the life of the bridge.
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Roughly $18 million of federal funds are being awarded to Michigan school districts to increase the number of electric buses on the streets.
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Low-income families in Michigan can get financial support for their energy bills, thanks to a recent influx of federal funding.
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Michigan doesn’t have the best report card when it comes to infrastructure. The state received a D+ for drinking water and a C for wastewater systems from the American Society of Civil Engineers, but state funding is slowly turning the tide.
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The deadline to file a challenge to the Federal Communications Commission new national broadband map is January 13.
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An influx of federal funding means more communities across Michigan will be eligible for water infrastructure loans in the coming years.
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Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel has filed a brief in support of the city of Traverse City to build a “fish pass” without requiring a city vote.
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The intense rainstorms and flooding that wreaked havoc on southeast Michigan last month are a sign of things to come with climate change—and President Joe…