Colin Jackson
Reporter-
The federal spending plan cracked down on how much THC a legal hemp product could contain. It gave the industry a year to adjust -
The guidelines will help school districts decide lessons about substance use and misuse, emotional and physical wellness, and sexual education -
Michigan business groups are joining together to support changes to how the state handles slip-and-fall lawsuits -
Michigan stopped requiring providers to report abortion data to the state last year after a law change -
The attorney general’s office is trying to investigate Eli Lilly’s pricing practices when it comes to insulin, a vital drug for diabetics -
The House bills are expected to be introduced this week. State Senator Thomas Albert introduced his own 53-bill plan for getting rid of the MEDC last week -
The package would make it a felony to lie about a sample donor’s identity or educational and family medical background -
Drones are usually federally regulated, but Michigan can still apply trespassing laws to drones flying around areas like power plants and stadiums -
Supporters of the bill say the legislation wouldn’t cover all of the month’s SNAP payments if it did pass, though they argue it would help -
Michigan is joining several other Democratic-led states in suing the Trump administration over a pause in food assistance payments
