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Michigan House Republicans propose hospital reforms to tackle rising prices

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By Remington Hernandez
| WWMT-TV (Kalamazoo, MI) Verified
Nationwide, hospital prices have risen by nearly 250% since 2000, and in Michigan, nearly half of every healthcare dollar is now spent on hospitals. Lawmakers in Lansing, hearing concerns, and taking a look at lowering costs. "We're trying to make health care more affordable," Michigan House Speaker, Rep. Matt Hall (R-Richland Township), said.
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Michigan Senate Democrats put forth several bills to regulate data centers Original

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By Remington Hernandez, Statewide PoliticalReporter
| WWMT-TV (Kalamazoo, MI) Verified
As data centers pop up in more places across the state, many want to see rules to constrain the projects. Now, Michigan Senate Democrats are wading in with a move to regulate facilities across the state. Drawing from lessons learned in other states, the group of Senators say they're charting a different path with seven bills. “We're building the economy of the future, but in a way that protects our environment, strengthens our communities, and ensures working people share in the successes," Sen.
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Michigan Treasury's phone system gets upgrade in July Original

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By Remington Hernandez
| WWMT-TV (Kalamazoo, MI) Verified
Many Michiganders have reported troubles getting in touch with the State Treasury, either seeking to correct issues or even check on the status of their return. During a House Oversight Committee hearing Tuesday, the department blamed its outdated phone system. They say it can't handle peak demand and often kicks callers off. According to the department, 65% of taxpayers called more than 100 times each, resulting in more than 11,000 total calls into the system for their cases.
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