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The state has reached a tentative 55-million dollar agreement to resolve a class-action lawsuit filed by workers who were wrongly forced to repay jobless benefits
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Having their two-seat majority back could provide a chance for Democrats to get some of their previously-stalled priorities moving again, even without Republican votes
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The package sponsored by Democrats also call for new financial incentives to draw more people into the childcare profession
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There were no votes held on the two bills and future hearings are expected. Democrats in the Legislature have put affordable housing on their to-do list for this session
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The bill package would update that policy by adding protections for sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, disability status, age, ethnicity, and association with any of the listed groups
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Michigan House Republicans are focusing on accountability and access to state economic development programs in a new plan unveiled Wednesday
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Mai Xiong and Peter Herzberg will serve out the rest of the current term that ends in December and are expected to run for reelection in the August primary and November general election
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This time last year, House Democrats were in control and coming off a series of major policy wins. Despite losing their majority in numbers after two of their members left to take other offices, House rules did allow Democrats to keep the gavel
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The legislation would require the state to gather data on bias and racism that could occur in care during a pregnancy and after childbirth. Research has shown Black and indigenous women are more likely to die from pregnancy-related causes
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The new map will create three majority-black districts, whereas before there were none