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The final briefs were filed Tuesday in a legal standoff over whether state House Republicans can be ordered to send bills to the governor once they are adopted by the Legislature
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House Republicans have rolled out a competing transportation proposal
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Businesses with at least ten employees will have to let their workers use at least 72 hours of paid sick time each year
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The budget proposal is almost silent on a source of new revenue for roads and progress on the Democratic governor’s marquee 2018 campaign promise
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Each of the spending items in the current book-closing bills was requested by the State Budget Office, which works under Governor Gretchen Whitmer
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The deadline for having the new budget finalized and signed into law is the start of the next fiscal year on October 1
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Crain's Grand Rapids Business staff writer Mark Sanchez talks about Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan's new CEO focused on costs. A look back on 2024 venture capital investments and look ahead to 2025 and a focus on Artificial Intelligence. We begin with a status report on Michigan’s paid sick leave and tipped wage bills.
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Republicans unveiled their plans for shaking up the budget-writing process to accomplish their goal of cutting what they called wasteful spending
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Michigan law bans lawmakers from accepting gifts from lobbyists if the value is above a certain amount
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The bills were set up Wednesday to skip the committee process in the state Senate, meaning they could potentially be voted on as early as next week if lawmakers chose