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High stakes embezzlement case against former GOP Michigan House speaker goes to trial next week Original

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By Katherine Dailey Verified
| Michigan Advance
The trial of former Michigan House Speaker Lee Chatfield for alleged financial crimes is expected to begin on Tuesday, Sept. 22 — a high stakes case that could be a hallmark of Attorney General Dana Nessel’s final few months in office Chatfield faces 13 felony charges, including conducting a criminal enterprise and embezzlement from a nonprofit organization. Chatfield has pleaded not guilty to all of the charges.
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Advocates, moms and lawmakers push for group prenatal care as Legislature weighs insurer issues Original

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By Katherine Dailey Verified
| Michigan Advance
As conversations continue on how to improve maternal and infant health in Michigan, representatives from the Centering Healthcare Institute on Thursday highlighted methods to improve pregnancy outcomes — among them being group prenatal care, through the organization’s Centering Pregnancy program. The event was held at the downtown Lansing Center. The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services has partnered with Centering Pregnancy since 2024.
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Benson, James pitch tariff remedies, business boosts & data center limits at Detroit Economic Club Original

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By Katherine Dailey Verified
| Michigan Advance
DETROIT — The respective Republican and Democratic nominees for Michigan governor on Wednesday each proposed new solutions to the economic tariffs levied by the administration of President Donald Trump, especially those being used against Canada. Addressing the Detroit Economic Club on Wednesday afternoon in separate speaking events were Republican U.S. Rep. John James and Democrat Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson.
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