Congress

WASHINGTON – U.S. Rep. Candice Miller, who moved to Congress in 2003 after two terms as a popular Michigan secretary of state, announced Thursday that she will not run for re-election in 2016. Miller, a Republican, told the Free Press in an interview her surprise decision was based solely on a belief that she has been in the nation's capital long enough and she is looking to spend more time at home in Michigan. (Detroit Free Press)

Republicans and Democrats say a long-term solution is needed for infrastructure

State has first new U.S. Senator in 14 years and five freshmen in House

Camp held 35 hearings on an overhaul of the tax code

Bill now goes to the Senate