MIRS Articles Of Note

A six-month MIRS investigation of four Michigan state departments failed to produce any internal documents written in Greek letters.

The Michigan State Police will only engage in a high-speed chase if there is probable cause to believe the driver or occupant of the pursued vehicle has committed a life-threatening or violent felony, under a policy change announced Thursday.

Payday loan operators in Michigan could not charge customers more than a 36 percent annual interest rate under legislation the Senate approved Thursday, 24-13.

Legislation described as the most significant reform to the state’s recount law in decades received its first hearing today amid rave reviews from voting access advocates, but opposition from groups expressing concerns over potential voter fraud.

As a Senate committee moves forward in adopting legislation to extend sales and use tax exemptions to Michigan-placed data centers, environmentalists are awaiting guardrails to monitor data centers' water and energy consumption.