Blog tagged as Legislature

Round one of this session's aggregate debate looked a lot like the first legislative hearing in 2021 or 2019.

A Senate bill creating stricter accountability practices for insurance providers hasn’t been formally introduced yet, but Michigan’s trial lawyers are already on board.

After logging 18 years as a state House member and another 18 years as the clerk of that august body, you might think that Gary Randall, on the first day of his retirement, had a shock to his system.

The House passed on a package of bills expanding distracted driving legislation, clearing the board of Rep. Matt Koleszar (D-Plymouth)’s HB 4250 after it appeared that Democrats wouldn’t get the 56 votes they needed.

The DeVos's may not be giving to the new Michigan Republican Party leadership team, but they're having no trouble donating to the minority GOP caucuses in the House and Senate.