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Bills to solidify Michigan’s border with Indiana are close to final passage in the Legislature.The Michigan House of Representatives passed SB 627 and 628 this week.
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The full Michigan Senate could begin debating its budget proposal for the next fiscal year as soon as next week.
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Elected officials facing recall would have new restrictions on how they can use donations under a bill passed in the Michigan Senate today.
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The Michigan Senate passed a bill package on Wednesday to tighten up the state’s tracking of child abuse cases
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Michigan lawmakers introduced a package of police reform bills nearly 11-months ago that addressed unwarranted police tactics and training. After the fatal shooting death of an unarmed black motorist at the hands of a white Grand Rapids police officer, Senate democrats this week are asking why the bills are still in committee.
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The Michigan Senate rejected the governor’s appointments to the Western Michigan and Ferris State University Boards of Trustees today.
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Democratic lawmakers are criticizing a tax cut bill that made it through the state Senate today.
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The Michigan Senate approved a billion-dollar spending plan today to supplement the current Fiscal Year 22 budget.
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Lansing state Rep. Sarah Anthony kicked off her campaign this week, setting up a run in 2022 against former state House Minority Leader Sam Singh. Both candidates are Democrats.
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The Michigan Senate voted along party lines today (THU) to authorize a lawsuit against Governor Gretchen Whitmer.The Senate Republican majority OK’d a…