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The business community supports the policy, arguing it would create more uniformity in regulations, and hold agencies more accountable when creating new rules.
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The walkway leading up to the state Capitol has become a daily gathering spot for people demonstrating against potential budget cuts and calling on state lawmakers to get the budget done.
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A Republican win in the mid-Michigan district would end the Senate’s current Democratic majority.
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People might be getting a real-life lesson soon on how much their lives interact with state government.
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Advocates say MI health insurance premiums will rise by hundreds unless Congress extends tax creditsThe Citizens Research Council of Michigan says ending the tax credits will cause people's insurance premiums to skyrocket by hundreds of dollars a year on average.
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The state Senate gaveled in a rare Monday session, but there was no budget deal to vote on. There's a little more than a week left to avert a partial government shutdown.
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“It went spectacular. I can’t go from one part of this conference to the other without people saying, ‘My God. You brought the party back,’” said Michigan GOP Chair Jim Runestad.
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An effort to move up Michigan’s primary election date next year may be dead on arrival in the state Legislature.
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A handful of University of Michigan faculty comments about conservative influencer Charlie Kirk that drew strong criticism, but they won't be disciplined or fired.
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The legislation includes bills to conceal eviction records, and stop landlords from denying a place to someone solely because of bad credit.