Your community may have access to fresh fruits, vegetables and other healthy foods, but the same can't be said for some areas around the state.But there's a big push in Lansing to change that and make sure under served communities have healthy food options.Lawmakers are trying to get $6.5 million to make it happen. The goal is to help grocery stores in low income areas to open, renovate, or expand so they can stock fresh, healthy foods.To read full story, click here.