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Whitmer blamed Hall and House Republicans for the lengthy litigation that made the bills unworkable by the time they reached her desk
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The bills would allow individuals to file lawsuits challenging local actions that could make voting more difficult or confusing, especially for minorities.
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The package would separate rules into major and nonmajor categories
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Mailing a handgun would remain illegal under a new federal bill backed by Haley Stevens. The bill will likely face resistance in a Republican-controlled Congress
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Lower courts have held the House Republicans acted unconstitutionally by refusing to forward the bills to Governor Gretchen Whitmer
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The bills passed last term under what was then a Democratic-controlled Legislature
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Kids got the chance to speak to elected officials and community leaders about the policies that impact them,
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The package that passed Wednesday was among the items the governor called for in her “State of the State” speech
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Michigan bills to allow the sale of raw milk passed out of a state House of Representatives committee Thursday
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Opponents of the package say it needs changes to stop people from being criminalized for honest mistakes