Police identified a possible suspect car. Investigators say that was the break in the case that led them to the Gormans. We were able to get a license plate on the vehicle, and we were able to track the vehicle to the Houston area, said Holder. Anita Fox, 72 (right), was found murdered inside a Colleyville home in September. Colleyville police say Gerard and Bernard Gorman killed her for insurance money.
But by the time they got to Gerard Gorman he had died, apparently of natural causes. Bernard Gorman was tracked down in Florida, where was was arrested Wednesday morning on a charge of first-degree felony murder.
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Media Contact: Laura Hall, 517-290-3779, halll17@michigan.gov
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Feb. 1, 2021
(LANSING, MICH) With Michiganders seeing significant savings and additional important consumer protections under Michigan’s new auto insurance law, Governor Gretchen Whitmer has declared February 1 as Auto Insurance Day in Michigan. The success of the new bipartisan auto insurance law was a highlight of the Governor’s Jan. 27 State of the State Address.
“This new auto insurance law is making a real difference in the lives and budgets of Michiganders,” said
Governor Whitmer. “With new savings and additional consumer protections, Auto Insurance Day is an ideal opportunity to review your existing coverage, shop for a new policy, or to get covered if you’ve previously gone without auto insurance.”
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Governor Whitmer Announces Task Force Report and Recommendations to Lower the Cost of Prescription Drugs
The governor calls on the legislature to pass series of bills to make prescription drugs more accessible and affordable.
This release was issued by Governor Whitmer’s Office.
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LANSING, Mich. Today, Governor Whitmer announced that the Prescription Drug Task Force she announced during her 2020 State of the State address has released their report and recommendations. Housed within the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services, the Task Force worked with bipartisan members of the legislature to recommend legislation to require transparency, hold accountable those profiting from skyrocketing prices, and help make necessary medications affordable for all Michigan families.
Whitmer task force: Lower price of prescription drugs, hold sellers accountable for skyrocketing costs
Task force recommends requiring transparency reports from drug manufacturers
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LANSING, Mich. – One of Michigan Gov.
Gretchen Whitmer’s task forces has recommended lowering the price of necessarily prescription drugs and holding sellers accountable for skyrocketing costs.
The Prescription Drug Task Force joined with
the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services to recommend legislation that requires transparency reports from drug manufacturers, makes necessary medications affordable for Michigan families and holds sellers who profit from skyrocketing prices accountable.
“Michigan families deserve to know that they can trust and have access to the medicine they need,” Whitmer said. “No one should have to choose between filling needed prescriptions and paying rent or buying food.”