Colin Jackson
Reporter-
A third measure almost made the ballot, but the proposed constitutional amendment to require proof of citizenship when registering to vote will not appear -
Justices with the U.S. and Michigan supreme courts both decided against the measure Thursday -
The career outlook breaks down work options by the education level needed -
The campaign is asking the U.S. Supreme Court for emergency intervention -
The latest laws are a follow up to a first chunk of legislation that Gilchrist himself signed as acting governor in 2023 -
Vice President JD Vance spent most of his time attacking Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed during a rally speech in metro-Detroit Monday -
The accuracy of the qualified voter file has been a major focus for some who accuse the Michigan Secretary of State of being slow to clean files -
The Michigan Supreme Court will now decide whether a proposed state constitutional amendment to tighten the state’s voter ID laws belongs on the ballot -
HHS said it expects funding recipients to end inclusion programs and support for gender affirming care, reduce treatments like hormonal birth control, and encourage patients to discuss marriage and having children -
House Republicans are creating a committee to investigate a state elections board after the board members deadlocked on whether to advance a petition campaign aimed at tightening Michigan's voter ID laws and requiring proof of citizenship to register to vote
