Ingham County voters will see a six-year, 0.5 mill tax measure on the March 10 ballot that, if passed, would fund the Potter Park Zoo.
The Michigan House unanimously passed legislation intended to update auto vehicles' weight standards so light truck and auto-certified mechanics could repair vehicles with a gross weight between 10,000 and 13,999 pounds.
A package of bills designed to rein in the use of tobacco products, especially e-cigarettes, has been introduced by a group of Michigan senators, prompting a variety of public health policy responses.
Michigan legislators are seeking ways to assist property owners facing erosion and high water levels along the state’s Great Lakes shorelines.
Legislation that would provide more transparency and oversight to state government’s purchasing process now moves to the Michigan Senate after passage in the House.
Proposed legislation would let local governments opt out of taxes and services enacted through joint endeavors.
A six-bill package introduced on February 5 aims to regulate vaping like a tobacco product and tax it at 24 percent of the wholesale price.
The Coalition for Property Tax Justice filed a federal class-action lawsuit claiming the city of Detroit, Wayne County, and state officials “eviscerated” every homeowners’ due process rights by denying them the ability to appeal inflated property taxes.
The Michigan House of Representatives is taking up a bipartisan measure to assist the state's farmers.
Rep. Pamela Hornberger, R-Chesterfield Twp, wants to restrict the time in which a taxing authority can place a millage renewal on the ballot.
Ingham County voters will see a six-year, 0.5 mill tax measure on the March 10 ballot that, if passed, would fund the Potter Park Zoo.
The Michigan House unanimously passed legislation intended to update auto vehicles' weight standards so light truck and auto-certified mechanics could repair vehicles with a gross weight between 10,000 and 13,999 pounds.
A package of bills designed to rein in the use of tobacco products, especially e-cigarettes, has been introduced by a group of Michigan senators, prompting a variety of public health policy responses.
Michigan legislators are seeking ways to assist property owners facing erosion and high water levels along the state’s Great Lakes shorelines.
Legislation that would provide more transparency and oversight to state government’s purchasing process now moves to the Michigan Senate after passage in the House.
Proposed legislation would let local governments opt out of taxes and services enacted through joint endeavors.
A six-bill package introduced on February 5 aims to regulate vaping like a tobacco product and tax it at 24 percent of the wholesale price.
The Coalition for Property Tax Justice filed a federal class-action lawsuit claiming the city of Detroit, Wayne County, and state officials “eviscerated” every homeowners’ due process rights by denying them the ability to appeal inflated property taxes.
The Michigan House of Representatives is taking up a bipartisan measure to assist the state's farmers.
Rep. Pamela Hornberger, R-Chesterfield Twp, wants to restrict the time in which a taxing authority can place a millage renewal on the ballot.
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel is battling “the scourge of robocalls” as Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Chairman Agit Pai labeled those annoying and sometimes illegal calls.