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The Cannabis Industry Association says the 24% wholesale tax effectively sets a higher rate on marijuana sales than the 6% sales tax rate set in the Michigan Constitution.
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Democrats have criticized similar models as allowing public dollars to pay for private education, which would be forbidden by the Michigan Constitution.
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At a roundtable discussion in Grand Rapids, the governor said there's not enough information available on a Republican property tax proposal to say whether she'll support it.
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Michigan drivers are paying the highest prices at the pump since the summer of 2023, according to an analysis by AAA of Michigan.
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One Fair Wage, the most recent group to suspend its campaign, has been trying to create a single minimum wage for all Michiganders, regardless of whether they make tips.
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New photos released Thursday show the damage inside Temple Israel in West Bloomfield Township. The federal investigation continues into the attack.
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After nearly 200 days on strike, nurses with the Flint-area hospital went to the Capitol with their demands. Henry Ford Health says it's offered to meet many of them already.
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The Whitmer administration and Michigan House Republicans have agreed to put a legal fight over GOP-ordered budget cuts on hold because a settlement may be in sight.
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The police and fire departments in Michigan's third-largest city are launching a program where drones act as first responders, reporting information to officers on the ground.
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The disaster loans are available through the U.S. Small Business Administration to help with losses caused by drought conditions in December 2025.
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Republicans are proposing a very different tax plan than the governor when it comes to dealing with federal funding cuts and a dip in state revenue.
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Governor Gretchen Whitmer wants the legacy of her final year in office to include affordable housing relief.