Michigan Semiconductor Plant Gets $325M in Federal CHIPS Aid
October 31, 2024
A mid-Michigan semiconductor plant will receive $325 million from the CHIPS Act to build a cutting-edge facility.
A mid-Michigan semiconductor plant will receive $325 million from the CHIPS Act to build a cutting-edge facility.
Study Aims to Guide National Secure Firearm Storage Strategies Through Community and Education Partnerships October 28, 2024 In February 2024, Michigan introduced a safe storage law requiring secure firearm storage in homes with minors. This law targets preventing children’s access to firearms, addressing the leading cause of death in children
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