Colin Jackson
Reporter-
Republicans laud Trump’s first 100 days ahead of Michigan visit as Democrats say he's hurt the stateThis will be Trump’s first visit to Michigan since he made several campaign stops in the state on the way to winning back the White House last year -
The package hopes to address concerns that the utilities and contractors are using political influence to avoid accountability -
Under the bills, the governor would appoint five people with experience in healthcare but no stake in the pharmaceutical industry to serve on the affordability board -
The bills passed Wednesday would raise some maximum sentences, require fines in some cases, and set new mandatory minimum sentences -
Stripping immunity for liability lawsuits for gunmakers was floated last legislative session -
Monday's speech was the fourth in a series of speeches her team is referring to as "The Road Ahead" -
The measure would amend Michigan’s constitution to require residents to show proof of citizenship when signing up to vote -
Michigan labor officials say the state may have to step in to resolve disputes in the wake of cuts to the federal agency that normally handles private sector contract mediation -
The non-partisan Citizens Research Council estimates the roads plan could leave a more than $2-billion hole in the state’s general fund -
During his press conference Tuesday, Hall did say to expect a smaller budget going forward, but he denies the cuts would be drastic
