Madison Campbell told The Center Square that she wished she had a do-it-yourself sexual assault kit after she was sexually assaulted on her college campus.
Sen. Peter Lucido introduced SB 454 that would allow digitizing drivers licenses on smartphones.
Motor City Madman Ted Nugent appeared in Lansing Tuesday to voice his opposition to Michigan’s deer- and elk-baiting ban that was established statewide in 2018 to stem the spread of chronic wasting disease (CWD) and tuberculosis.
State Rep. Beau LaFave says he’s working with House colleagues on a bill that would allow legal Michigan adults to vape flavored nicotine, dodging Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmers’ emergency order ban of the product in retail stores and online.
Although the United Auto Workers strike against General Motors wasn’t set to begin until 12: 01 Monday morning, strikers already were out in full force by late Sunday afternoon.
When State Rep. Jack O’Malley, R-Lake Ann, introduced HB 4963, he wanted to let local governments choose if they wanted to fix their own “damn roads.”
Friday’s Coffee Hour with Sen. Jim Ananich and Rep. John D. Cherry could have been paraphrased from the poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge, who famously wrote: “Water, water everywhere.”
Thirteen current and former public school employees declared victory Wednesday in a dispute in which they charged the Michigan Education Association with illegally demanding union dues.
Although former Gov. Rick Snyder ended the Michigan Economic Growth Authority (MEGA) program in 2011, the state continues to pay out millions of dollars each year to corporations that signed on to receive the tax credits.
State Rep. Graham Filler is sponsoring six bills aimed at easing criminal expungement requirements that he says he will introduce in the House this week.
Madison Campbell told The Center Square that she wished she had a do-it-yourself sexual assault kit after she was sexually assaulted on her college campus.
Sen. Peter Lucido introduced SB 454 that would allow digitizing drivers licenses on smartphones.
Motor City Madman Ted Nugent appeared in Lansing Tuesday to voice his opposition to Michigan’s deer- and elk-baiting ban that was established statewide in 2018 to stem the spread of chronic wasting disease (CWD) and tuberculosis.
State Rep. Beau LaFave says he’s working with House colleagues on a bill that would allow legal Michigan adults to vape flavored nicotine, dodging Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmers’ emergency order ban of the product in retail stores and online.
Although the United Auto Workers strike against General Motors wasn’t set to begin until 12: 01 Monday morning, strikers already were out in full force by late Sunday afternoon.
When State Rep. Jack O’Malley, R-Lake Ann, introduced HB 4963, he wanted to let local governments choose if they wanted to fix their own “damn roads.”
Friday’s Coffee Hour with Sen. Jim Ananich and Rep. John D. Cherry could have been paraphrased from the poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge, who famously wrote: “Water, water everywhere.”
Thirteen current and former public school employees declared victory Wednesday in a dispute in which they charged the Michigan Education Association with illegally demanding union dues.
Although former Gov. Rick Snyder ended the Michigan Economic Growth Authority (MEGA) program in 2011, the state continues to pay out millions of dollars each year to corporations that signed on to receive the tax credits.
State Rep. Graham Filler is sponsoring six bills aimed at easing criminal expungement requirements that he says he will introduce in the House this week.
The Tuesday night telecast of the PBS news magazine Frontline focused on the Flint water crisis, which began in 2014 when the city switched its water supply from Detroit to the Flint River.