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The spending bills passed with all Democrats and two Republicans voting against the legislation
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The bills would fund some state departments, public universities and community colleges
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Only seven new public acts have been signed in to law so far this year
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A proposed bill in the Michigan House would offer tax incentives to food businesses, farms, and other donors that give unused food to charitable organizations
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The Michigan Supreme Court will hear arguments over whether it should take up an appeal in a lawsuit between the state Senate and House of Representatives.
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Joe Moss has filed as a republican candidate in the 89th district that includes parts of Ottawa and Muskegon counties
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Last year, Republicans on the state House Appropriations Committee used a unique authority to block $645 million dollars in budget items that were already approved and signed into law
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Charity Dean with the Michigan Black Business Alliance says the bill would help more lower-income workers rise to positions and paychecks that match their talents
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Right now, the three commission members are appointed by the governor and confirmed by the state Senate
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Democrats questioned the sudden urgency behind the vote