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State of Michigan/michigan.govMichigan lawmakers could be setting a bill up to cut taxes for retirees, provide certain breaks, and spend money on economic incentives. But all that's still up in the air -
Matt Rourke/APSecretary of State Jocelyn Benson and Attorney General Dana Nessel want tougher laws to help protect Michigan elections from meddling and threats
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Tax cuts, infrastructure, and access to education all headlined Governor Gretchen Whitmer’s State of the State address last night. But not every Democratic priority made it into the speech -
Whitmer presented her agenda in her fifth State of the State speech, which is her first since winning reelection
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Governor Gretchen Whitmer will call for new gun control laws when she delivers her State of the State address Wednesday
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Michigan’s Senate approved around 220-million-dollars in spending Wednesday in the first bills passed this legislative session
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Michigan Republicans are talking up a projected tax cut stemming from state revenue meeting certain benchmarks
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Michigan Democratic lawmakers say they want to keep petition signature gatherers from lying to voters
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After one week of session Democratic state lawmakers are already taking steps to repeal Michigan’s “right to work” law
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Early bills introduced include a repeal of retirement and pension taxes and a bill to move up Michigan’s presidential primary election
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Whitmer and other Democratic leaders on Thursday said they would lead with tax cuts, including a repeal of the state's pension tax and expanding the Earned Income Tax Credit to a 30 percent match of the federal credit
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Joe Tate of Detroit becomes the first Black man in state history to become Speaker.
