Michigan

The Republican lawmakers are asking for federal monitoring of next year's August primary and the November general election

The guidelines will help school districts decide lessons about substance use and misuse, emotional and physical wellness, and sexual education

Residential customers of Consumers Energy are expected to get more help and resources

Michigan business groups are joining together to support changes to how the state handles slip-and-fall lawsuits

A U.S. District court judge is weighing whether the state of Michigan or the federal government has jurisdiction over a controversial pipeline that runs under the Straits of Mackinac

The $9 million Michigan Transparency Network is meant to allow the filing of campaign finance reports, lobbying information and personal financial disclosures. It's also supposed to be searchable by the public

Last year, 28% of Michigan public school students still missed 10% of school — or at least 18 days in a 180-day academic year.

The state Legislature has extended several deadlines for the state to comply with a Michigan Supreme Court decision to fix the system

The House bills are expected to be introduced this week. State Senator Thomas Albert introduced his own 53-bill plan for getting rid of the MEDC last week

Parts of the bills would require telemarketers to identify themselves up front and set quiet hours for calls