Benson’s filing this week with the Michigan Court of Claims says the Legislature’s oversight power “is not unlimited, checks and balances apply”

Inside Grand Valley State University’s Seidman Center for Business, over 100 Latine leaders from across the state gathered seeking outcomes addressing economic, education, housing, and civic gaps.

The proposed $1.3 million investment would add eight positions to the MSP Victim Services Program

U.S. Representative Hillary Scholten assembled a coalition of Democratic colleagues Thursday in Washington D.C. addressing what they’re calling “an affordability crisis.”

All sides of the negotiating table say they’re optimistic about getting something done, acknowledging it would be difficult

Tribe claims past treaties with U.S. government recognize it as a native sovereign nation.

Members of the Democracy Defense Project are meeting at the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Museum today discussing a new poll that shows Michigan voters are highly confident in the state’s election process

An American Civil Liberties Union attorney says the legislation is probably unconstitutional because it would automatically change all the sentences without court hearings

The bills are likely to hit a wall in the Republican-controlled House

Two Michigan House Republicans, including a West Michigan legislator, introduced a bill Wednesday they say supports Michigan’s energy independence