Colin Jackson
Reporter-
The Republican-supported plan would pay for a per-pupil funding increase by cutting direct spending on free school lunches, mental health services, and career and technical education -
House Democrats have been criticizing Republicans for waiting weeks longer than usual to unveil their budget proposal -
Bills would give the state more power over the process of carbon capture, utilization, and storage -
The concept for the bill stems from House rules adopted for the current legislative session, despite concerns from the Senate -
Michigan State Police previously tried out spit testing through a couple of pilot programs -
Bill sponsor state Rep. Morgan Foreman said it’s a public safety issue more than it is a Second Amendment issue -
The articles accuse Benson of exceeding her authority, failing to secure elections, and not being transparent -
Changes took effect in 2021 that no longer required everyone to have unlimited personal injury protection on their insurance -
The state AG office accuses them of taking from political action committees they were involved in as well as a non-profit organization -
New bipartisan legislation in the Michigan Senate would reform policing practices in the state
