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Woman gets unemployment payments two days after FOX 17 aired her story She waited more than a year after she was laid off from work. and last updated 2021-04-21 22:32:11-04 GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — A Grand Rapids woman who lost her job during the pandemic now has her unemployment benefits after contacting FOX 17. The Problem Solvers helped her get her money just two days later. We spoke with her last week, and within 48 hours, Michigan’s Unemployment Insurance Agency sent her the money. ...

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Mom who suddenly lost her job of 30+ years waits months for the VEC to process unemployment benefits Woman who lost job of 33 years has not received unemployment despite calling VEC weekly By: Bill Fitzgerald and last updated 2021-04-17 10:28:01-04 RICHMOND, Va. -- One day after a class-action lawsuit was filed against the Virginia Employment Commission (VEC) that alleged its delay in assessing and getting benefits to needy Virginians was causing an undue hardship, the CBS 6 Pro...

Hudsonville man left with $1,600 bill and no answers following wifes death A Hudsonville man received a $1,600 bill after his wifes death, but he tells us hes being given the runaround by her insurance providers. and last updated 2021-04-15 22:32:55-04 HUDSONVILLE, Mich. — A Hudsonville man who recently lost his wife to cancer is now fighting with two providers over a $1,600 bill. He tells FOX 17 the issue is one group is saying they sent the bill, but then the insurance company never got...

Please verify your request* Advertisement Republican lawmakers are preparing their own infrastructure proposal as a counteroffer to President Joe Biden’s $2.3 trillion American Jobs Plan. The still-developing proposal is expected to be considerably smaller and more narrowly focused than Biden’s, in the range of $600 billion to $800 billion, and be funded by “unspecified user fees” that target those who benefit from whatever construction or repair is included in the plan, Polit...

Corporate Tax Hike Gets a Thumbs-Up in Poll: Stimulus Update Bloomberg 2 hrs ago Bloomberg News © Photographer: Rebecca Smeyne/Bloomberg A pedestrian wearing a protective mask passes in front of a restaurant temporarily closed in the Pearl District of Portland, Oregon, U.S., on Wednesday, June 17. (Bloomberg) -- A new poll showed a majority of Americans support President Joe Biden’s $2.25 trillion infrastructure and spending plan -- if it’s funded by higher taxes on cor...

Corporate Tax Hike Gets a Thumbs-Up in Poll: Stimulus Update Bloomberg 6 days ago Bloomberg News © Photographer: Rebecca Smeyne/Bloomberg A pedestrian wearing a protective mask passes in front of a restaurant temporarily closed in the Pearl District of Portland, Oregon, U.S., on Wednesday, June 17. (Bloomberg) -- A new poll showed a majority of Americans support President Joe Biden’s $2.25 trillion infrastructure and spending plan -- if it’s funded by higher taxes on co...

WHECTV Created: April 08, 2021 08:01 AM ALBANY, N.Y. (WHEC)— New York Republican Congressman Tom Reed has been replaced in his role as Co-Chair of the Problem Solvers Caucus. The group Wednesday announced that Republican Pennsylvania Congressman Brian Fitzpatrick was elected into the role. Reed in March announced he would stick to his plan to not seek re-election for Congress, but added he would also not seek any elected office after a woman accused him of sexual misc...

Rep. Tom Reed out as co-chair of Problem Solvers Caucus There’s new leadership in the Problem Solvers Caucus. Congressman Tom Reed has been replaced as co-chair of the caucus, which includes Democrats and Republicans. Reed said in March that he would not seek re-election, and would also not run for governor in New York after a woman accused him of sexual misconduct. Rep. Reed apologized, but did not resign from his post. Republican Brian Fitzpatrick, who represents a district in Pennsylvania ...