According to estimates agreed to Friday by officials, the state expects to see an additional $235.2 million in General Fund (GF) revenue and an additional $85.7 million in support for the School Aid Fund (SAF) …
The Michigan Supreme Court Dec. 27 declined Gov. Gretchen Whitmer's request to bypass the Court of Appeals in two cases challenging her ban on flavored vaping products.
The Michigan Supreme Court ruled 4-3 Dec. 18 that it will not issue an advisory opinion on the fate of the minimum wage and paid sick time laws.
Amazon, Overstock, Wayfair and other major online retailers must collect Michigan sales tax from third-party retailers who sell goods and services off their websites to Michigan customers under a four-bill package that was signed into …
The state would like to offer marijuana businesses some protection -- and it's an offer they can't refuse.
Small rural hospitals, some psychiatric facilities, air ambulances and outpatient cardiac procedures wouldn't need to go through the additional state regulatory step known as Certificate of Need (CON) under legislation receiving its first hearing Thursday.
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer and legislative leaders finalized a deal to iron out the last 65 days of budget cuts, money transfers, and executive authority consternation, but it's not all being made public for now.
Small Michigan distillers who buy their ingredients in-state would get a 50% discount on the state's regular 65% markup on spirits, under legislation the Senate passed, 27-9.
The Michigan Catastrophic Claims Association Wednesday lowered to $100 the per-vehicle assessment for the period of July 2, 2020 through June 30, 2021. The new fee is a reduction of 55%.
Autonomous rovers are combining lake bottoms and inspecting the sky thanks to programs run through Northwestern Michigan College.
Speculation that a deal between Gov. Gretchen Whitmer and House Speaker Lee Chatfield (R-Levering) could lead to passage of a roughly $1 billion supplemental budget were dashed at the 2-hour and 4-minute mark of Thursday’s Senate session …
A Court of Claims judge Thursday dealt a blow to the Gov. Gretchen Whitmer administration's effort to block construction of the Line 5 tunnel in the Straits of Mackinac.
An estimated 100,000 Michigan residents, "and then just keep going," will be helped by a seven-bill package expanding expungement eligibility approved Tuesday by the House Judiciary Committee, according to Chair Graham Filler (R-DeWitt).
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer said Thursday she'd pursue administrative rules to expand how many Michigan workers would automatically qualify to receive overtime pay.
The last of what's left of Pure Michigan funding was approved by the Michigan Strategic Fund (MSF) Board Tuesday for disbursement to the state's travel marketing contractors.
Small businesses create close to 50% of the jobs in Michigan's economy, according to Rep. Tommy Brann (R-Wyoming), so he's teamed up with three other lawmakers to propose a four-bill package that would create an Office …
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer's ban on flavored vaping products is no more -- at least for now -- after a Court of Claims judge blocked the state enforcing the emergency rules.
A coalition of roughly a dozen traditionally progressive groups led by Planned Parenthood of Michigan and the Michigan Nurses Association kicked off its public awareness campaign on lobbying reform Wednesday with a visual pointing out …