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The survey is encouraging broad changes to the chamber’s rules. A couple of the suggested rules have received some bipartisan support
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Michigan lawmakers sent a bill to the governor this week that would ban the use of the so-called “LGBTQ panic” defense in court
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The marquee battle was over the education budget that set spending for public universities, community colleges and K-through-12 schools
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Landlords could not discriminate against tenants or prospective tenants who use housing vouchers or some other type of public assistance to pay the rent under bills adopted early Thursday by the Legislature
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The state House adopted a bill Tuesday that would reduce the amount of money the state puts into the public school teacher retirement fund and allow it to go back to school districts
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Democratic leaders want to finish budgets for state departments, aid to local governments and spending on K-through-12 schools, community colleges and public universities
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The Ingham County prosecutor declined to immediately press charges but the investigation into firearm and assault allegations is ongoing
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State Representative Neil Friske remains in jail following his arrest early Thursday for “a felony-level offense”
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The bill passed with bipartisan support by a vote of 87-22. The requirement would start during the 2027-2028 school year
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Under the bill, incarcerated people could request records relating to the arrest or prosecution of themselves or their children