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Governor Gretchen Whitmer spoke out Wednesday against a Republican budget proposal that could force big cuts to federal spending, including popular programs like Medicaid.

A bill that passed the House on Friday would allow Michigan to use Medicaid funds to pay for community violence intervention services in hospitals.

Governor Gretchen Whitmer signed a bill that expands which hospitals the state considers “rural.” But in practice, the bill only changes things for one hospital.

Michigan is about halfway through the nation's special post-pandemic reenrollment process for people who must once again show they are still income-eligible for Medicaid.

The state reports about 65% of people so far have been deemed eligible for re-enrollment, but the number has risen in recent months.

Over-earning and out-of-date paperwork causes many to lose Medicaid coverage.

Those whose coverage would otherwise end June 30 will now have until the end of July to re-enroll.

As Medicaid unwinds, Michiganders are having issues completing renewal forms.