LANSING — The White House is asking officials to think big as it sends nearly $11 billion dollars in federal stimulus funds to the state and local governments, including $885 million in additional funding Michigan had not expected. The U.S. Treasury this week unveiled final allocations for some of the $350 billion it will provide to state, local, territorial and tribal governments nationally through the American Rescue Plan designed to speed up the national recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic. In Michigan, the state government is set to receive $6.5 billion that can be spent through 2024 on health care, certain infrastructure projects, essential worker pay, business assistance programs and more.