Rose White
Investigative Reporter at MLive
Investigative reporter for @MLive (and sometimes breaking news) | Journalism educator at @hopecommdept
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6 days ago |
mlive.com | Rose White
LANSING, MI - Michigan is offering to repay student loans for health care professionals who provide opioid addiction treatment programs. The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services aims to expand substance abuse disorder treatment by providing between $15,000 and $30,000 in student loan repayments to eligible health care providers.
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1 week ago |
mlive.com | Rose White
TAYLOR, MI - After a Michigan police agency entered a controversial U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agreement, the police chief has insisted it will change “absolutely nothing in our department.” Taylor Police Department, in southwest metro Detroit, became the second law enforcement agency in the state to join the 287g program and the first to adopt a “task force” agreement, a model that enables local police to stop people and make arrests solely for immigration violations.
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1 week ago |
mlive.com | Rose White
BALDWIN, MI – It’s mostly quiet in the thick woods that surround the razor-sharp fences of an idle prison in northern Michigan. Birds chip, wind rustles the trees and the occasional four-wheeler roars down the dirt roads, past boarded up houses and “no trespassing” signs. Smack dab in rural Lake County, the vacant North Lake Correctional Facility is being reopened as the largest immigration detention facility in the Midwest.
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1 week ago |
mlive.com | Rose White
BALDWIN, MI – A private prison group is fighting its tax bill on an idled northern Michigan prison that’s now poised to become one of the largest immigration detention centers in the country. GEO Group challenged its 2024 tax assessment for North Lake Correctional Facility, a Baldwin prison that’s been vacant for three years. This is the second time in recent years GEO Group, the top taxpayer in Lake County, has contested its property tax value with the Michigan Tax Tribunal.
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2 weeks ago |
mlive.com | Rose White
The Michigan Supreme Court won’t settle a dispute over who gets a frozen embryo in a divorce. The case involved a Michigan couple who disagreed over what to do with their last frozen embryo when they got divorced in 2019. Sarah Markiewicz, 47, wanted to use it to have another child, but David Markiewicz didn’t want any more kids.
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Hi! I'm reporting for @Mlive on Michigan student borrowers who are bracing for the federal government to start collecting on loans again. If you'd be willing to speak with me, please send me a note at rwhite at mlive .com.
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