The Michigan Independent Citizens Redistricting Commission (MICRC) is going into Fiscal Year 2023 on Saturday, Oct. 1 without a budget being approved by the Legislature, even as the board moved to switch the executive director position to a part-time.

Michigan drivers will pay back $48 of the $400-per-vehicle refund issued earlier this year after the Michigan Catastrophic Claims Association announced it is changing an assessment because of an anticipated deficit.

In all, 18 community colleges and 11 public universities are cleared to see new projects through SB 78

A $1 billion mid-year supplemental spending bill designed to replenish the Strategic Outreach and Attraction Reserve (SOAR) fund and kickstart other large-dollar economic development projects passed both the House and the Senate Wednesday.

The Michigan Supreme Court has declined to hear an appeal that could have answered whether the state has jurisdiction to criminally prosecute tribal citizens for crimes committed on tribal land.