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MI Chamber Worried About Corporate Income Tax Increase To Fund Roads

Energy Advocates Respond To Rumor Of Possible MPSC Appointment

Around the world, engagement with news sources on television, print, and news websites has fallen, while social media, video platforms and news aggregators have increased, according to a new report from the Reuters Institute.

The executive director of the Michigan Aerospace Manufacturers Association (MAMA) said he believes the Attorney General's investigation into his association's use of state appropriations is politically motivated and that he no longer feels safe in Michigan.

Bridget Brink, 55, the former U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine with a 29-year history in foreign diplomacy, announced Wednesday she is running for Congress in the politically competitive 7th District, currently represented by freshman U.S. Rep. Tom Barrett (R-Charlotte).

The Attorney General’s office executed search warrants on Wednesday on the downtown Lansing headquarters of the Michigan Economic Development Corporation in what is presumably related to state grants managed by the quasi-governmental entity.

Political Violence Is No Longer Fringe — It’s Local But Not Unstoppable

Cuts To U-M, MSU Can't Be Absorbed By Restricted Endowment Funds, MASU Says

First Step Taken To Prevent 34,000 From Falling Off Sexual Offender Registry

States Agree To $7.4B Settlement With Purdue In Opioid Litigation

House Speaker Matt Hall (R-Richland Township) told MIRS on Friday that he is “ready to work in good faith” to get a Fiscal Year (FY) 2026 budget done for the K-12 schools by July 1 and that he's prepared to meet with the Governor, the Senate Majority Leader and the Budget Office to make it happen.

The Michigan Court of Appeals held that contaminated groundwater is an “environmental hazard” that must be disclosed under Michigan’s seller disclosure act (SDA).

Whether the political slogan "Let's Go Brandon"– a known euphemism for "Fuck Joe Biden" – is profanity and therefore prohibited on clothing in schools is in the hands of a federal appellate panel.

The University of Michigan would lose 65.1 percent of its state funding and Michigan State University 18.3 percent of its state funding, with the remaining 13 state universities gaining around 25 percent more, under a higher education budget proposal the House passed late Thursday evening with the minimum 56 "yes" votes needed.

'No Kings' Protests Planned Across Michigan On Saturday

Testimony On Marshall Megasite, CATL Taken Up By Joint Legislative Committee

House D's Introduce $24B School Aid Budget

R's Want To Put ‘Vaccine Choice’ Into Elliott Larsen Civil Rights Act

Lawsuit Seeks $25M In Detroit Police Shooting

Capitol Commission Adopts Secret Security Measures