Whitmer, Michigan and Aidan Cluckinson
Michigan Gov. Whitmer pardons turkey named "Aidan Cluckinson"
This year's turkey, Aidan Cluckinson, is named in honor of Detroit Lions Pro Bowl defensive end and Michigan native Aidan Hutchinson. Nearly 4,500 entries were submitted during this year's turkey naming contest. The winning name was submitted by Valentina from South Lyon. Whitmer has pardoned three turkeys since 2022.
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Michigan expands free access to birth controlWhile forms of free contraceptives have been available across the state, this marks the first time birth control pills and emergency contraceptives, such as Plan B, will be covered free of charge.
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