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Hall said a "lame duck" supermajority rule would require legislation that moves after elections to have a strong bipartisan consensus
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Holland recycling center closer, groundbreaking in Boston Square, Kentwood shooting, Muskegon manufacturer closing, vaccine exemptions, bill would stop pay history demands, agricultural forum, school services program audit
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There is a bipartisan, bicameral effort underway to address the shortage of affordable housing in Michigan
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There are nine bills in the package. Hearings on the first few of them are expected this week
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Kilgo is running as a democrat to replace republican Jon Bumstead in the 32nd district
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Hall said the Legislature will have to make deeper cuts this year that he would have preferred in the first place
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If approved, improvements will be made to Rosy Mound Natural Area and the Idema Explorer's Trail
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Lowell Township is putting a hold on consideration of a data center rezoning application, the Michigan Legislature adjourned for the year on Thursday, and more.
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A divided House and Senate are on track to set a record low this year in bills signed into law since Michigan became a state in 1837
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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