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As House and Senate Democrats began preliminary discussions today on working through their different 2024 budget plans, the chair of the House Appropriations Committee advocated on MIRS Monday for more money for economic incentives

A new study reveals that full-time female employees in the Lansing metro market are earning more than their counterparts across the country, but the wage gap between the genders is still 18.5%.

In a Diabetes Alert Day press release last week, Enbridge, operator of the Line 5 pipeline, highlighted the necessity for light oil and natural gas to manufacture medications, exercise equipment, blood sugar meters, injection pens and insulin pumps used by those diagnosed with diabetes.

After Attorney General Dana Dana Nessel issued her opinion that the state income tax rollback would only last one year, the Citizens Research Council of Michigan did its own deep dive into the now-confirmed drop to 4.05% for tax year 2023.

The population of Michigan dropped by another 3,000 people between 2021 and 2022, according to a population report released today by the Department of Technology, Management and Budget.