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A citizens group filed petition forms on Friday for an “Only Citizens Vote” constitutional amendment.

The GEO Group said that it was contracted by the ICE to reopen its 1,800-bed North Lake Facility as a federal immigration processing center.

he Progressive Women’s Caucus announced a pay equity bill package Thursday morning.

The House Government Operations Committee took testimony on bills that aim to reduce the influence of “foreign countries of concern."

Pure Michigan would be renewing a new season of the "Keep It Fresh" advertising campaign this spring and summer to the tune of $14 million.

In 2005, Sen. Bernero became Lansing's mayor, and he resigned his state senate seat. Gov. Granholm called a special election 2 days later.

All 19 Senate Democrats went up on the voting board in support of diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI).

The Michigan Environmental Council is seeking a campaign manager to run a November 2026 campaign revamping Michigan's “Bottle Bill.”

The numbers in the famous 313 area code have run out and starting Nov. 7 the new 679 area code will be implemented.

A savings account designed for those with disabilities to use without impacting federal benefits is the subject of a new statewide tour.

Neil Thanedar, the son of U.S. Rep. Shri Thanedar was unanimously elected to serve as the Michigan Campaign Finance Network director.

AG Nessel has "great concerns" surrounding her office's federal partnerships as President Donald Trump moves to minimize federal spending.

The Weaponization of State Government subcommittee is asking the AG's office for financial documents related to the Flint water crisis.

House Clerk Starr was instructed to only present bills to the Governor that passed both chambers in the 103rd Legislature, not the 102nd.

The MRP is grappling with $600,000 in debt after the last campaign cycle, and newly elected Chair Runestad is in DC attempting to erase it.

Oversight Committee did not use its subpoena powers on Secretary Benson to get the last bit of info for the Election Integrity Committee.

Penalties would be lowered by 80% for family farms that don't report the workplace death of an immediate family member within eight hours.

The Detroit Regional Chamber is not allowed under the Lobby Act to give lawmakers free admission to their annual Mackinac Policy Conference.

Democratic gubernatorial candidate Jocelyn Benson leads both the potential primary and general election field by double-digit margins.

The Comms & Tech Committee will focus on safeguarding digital infrastructure, expanding internet access, & development of emerging tech.