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At a meeting of the Michigan State Capitol Commission Monday, executive director Robert Blackshaw discussed a three-stage plan for handling drones flying in the area.
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A first-of-its-kind case testing the power of the state’s judicial branch to instruct the Legislature how to conduct business appears to be heading to the Michigan Supreme Court.
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Michigan’s legal marijuana industry association is asking a judge to put the brakes on implementing a new excise tax on marijuana while a legal challenge is underway.
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Michigan state and local officials are pleading with policymakers to find a way to fund food assistance in the wake of the federal government shutdown.
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The Michigan Republican Party held its first debate of the 2026 race for governor Wednesday night near Grand Rapids.
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A bill introduced Wednesday in the Michigan Legislature would enable local governments to levy a tax to help them manage the costs of short-term rentals.
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The Trump administration has been targeting small boats it claims are moving illegal drugs from South America to the United States. The administration claims the strikes have killed dozens of people.
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Planned bills in the Michigan House could allow food assistance payments to continue in the state despite the federal government shutdown.
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Right to Life of Michigan has notified the state it will appeal a federal judge’s dismissal of its challenge to the state’s 2022 voter-approved abortion rights amendment.
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The Michigan Court of Appeals says the Republican-controlled state House cannot sit on nine bills adopted last year when Democrats were in control.