Governor Gretchen Whitmer says she thinks it will take more than one funding source to raise enough revenue to fix the state’s roads and infrastructure.
The Legislature rejected her proposal last year to raise the fuel tax.
Michigan’s economy will continue to grow for the foreseeable future, and state tax revenues will remain flat. That’s the determination of a state board that helps Governor Whitmer and the Legislature craft a budget for the coming fiscal year.
A liberal advocacy group wants to ask more questions on whether then-Attorney General Bill Schuette and his staff tried to use private e-mails to skirt open government laws.
